Sebastien Goasguen - Kubernetes Cookbook
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The best infrastructure is the infrastructure you dont see. The Kubernetes Cookbook helps move in that direction. This book provides concrete examples of how to get stuff done so you can get back to your real job. Along the way, youll build a skill set that helps you take your Kubernetes game to the next level.
Joe Beda
CTO and Founder of Heptio,
Kubernetes Founder
The Kubernetes Cookbook is a fantastic hands-on guide to building and running applications on Kubernetes. It is a great reference and a great way to help you learn to build cloud-native containerized applications.
Clayton Coleman
Red Hat
In this Cookbook, Sebastien and Michael collect together a number of useful recipes to get you going with Kubernetes, fast. They surface dozens of helpful hints and tips that will get readers hands-on with practical aspects of installing Kubernetes and using it to run applications.
Liz Rice
Chief Technology Evangelist,
Aqua Security
by Sbastien Goasguen and Michael Hausenblas
Copyright 2018 Sebastien Goasguen and Michael Hausenblas. All rights reserved.
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For my boys, whose smiles, hugs, and spirits make me a better person.
For my wife with whom I am taking this journey through life.
Sbastien
For Saphira, Ranya, Iannis, and Anneliese.
Michael
Welcome to Kubernetes Cookbook, and thanks for choosing it! With this book, we want to help you solve concrete problems around Kubernetes. Weve compiled over 80 recipes covering topics such as setting up a cluster, managing containerized workloads using Kubernetes API objects, using storage primitives, security configurations, and extending Kubernetes itself. Whether you are very new to Kubernetes or have been using it for a while, we hope that youll find something useful here to improve your experience and use of Kubernetes.
Youre a developer going cloud-native, or a sysadmin, or maybe youve even found yourself in one of the newfangled DevOps roles? This book will help you navigate your way successfully through the Kubernetes jungle, from development to production. These recipes are not organized in a linear progression of the basic Kubernetes concepts; however, each chapter contains recipes that utilize core Kubernetes concepts and API primitives.
Both of us have been using and contributing to Kubernetes for a few years and have seen the many issues beginners and even more advanced users run into. We wanted to share the knowledge weve gathered running Kubernetes in production, as well as developing on and in Kubernetesi.e., contributing to the core codebase or the ecosystem and writing applications that run on Kubernetes.
This cookbook contains 14 chapters. Each chapter is composed of recipes written in the standard OReilly recipe format (Problem, Solution, Discussion). You can read this book from front to back or skip to a specific chapter or recipe. Each recipe is independent of the others, and when an understanding of concepts from other recipes are needed, appropriate references are provided. The index is also an extremely powerful resource because sometimes a recipe is also showcasing a specific command and the index highlights these connections.
At the time of writing, However, the solutions presented here should, in general, work for older releases, at least down to Kubernetes 1.4; we will call it out explicitly if this is not the case, mentioning the minimum required version.
The Kubernetes release cadence as of 2017 is such that every quarter a new (minor or dot) release is cut; for example, 1.6 was released in March, 1.7 in June, 1.8 in September, and 1.9 in December, as this book was entering production. The Kubernetes release versioning guidelines indicate that you can expect support for a feature for three minor releases at a time. This means that the stable API objects in the 1.7 release will be supported until at least March 2018. However, because the recipes in this book most often only use stable APIs, if you use a newer Kubernetes release, the recipes should still work.
This intermediate-level book requires a minimal understanding of a few development and system administration concepts. Before diving into the book, you might want to review the following:
bash (Unix shell)This is the default Unix shell on Linux and macOS. Familiarity with the Unix shell, such as for editing files, setting file permissions and user priveleges, moving files around the filesystem, and doing some basic shell programming, will be beneficial. For a general introduction, consult books such as Cameron Newhams Learning the bash Shell or JP Vossen and Carl Albings bash Cookbook, both from OReilly.
Package managementThe tools in this book often have multiple dependencies that need to be met by installing some packages. Knowledge of the package management system on your machine is therefore required. It could be apt on Ubuntu/Debian systems, yum on CentOS/RHEL systems, or port or brew on macOS. Whatever it is, make sure that you know how to install, upgrade, and remove packages.
GitGit has established itself as the standard for distributed version control. If you are already familiar with CVS and SVN but have not yet used Git, you should. Version Control with Git by Jon Loeliger and Matthew McCullough (OReilly) is a good place to start. Together with Git, the GitHub website is a great resource to get started with a hosted repository of your own. To learn about GitHub, check out http://training.github.com
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