This is the code repository for Mastering Kubernetes, Fourth Edition, published by Packt.
The following chapters have no code samples:
- Chapter 1
- Chapter 11
- Chapter 18
Dive into Kubernetes and learn how to create and operate world-class cloud-native systems
The fourth edition of the bestseller Mastering Kubernetes includes the most recent tools and code to enable you to learn the latest features of Kubernetes 1.25. This book contains a thorough exploration of complex concepts and best practices to help you master the skills of designing and deploying large-scale distributed systems on Kubernetes clusters.
You’ll learn how to run complex stateless and stateful microservices on Kubernetes, including advanced features such as horizontal pod autoscaling, rolling updates, resource quotas, and persistent storage backends. In addition, you’ll understand how to utilize serverless computing and service meshes.
Further, two new chapters have been added. “Governing Kubernetes” covers the problem of policy management, how admission control addresses it, and how policy engines provide a powerful governance solution. “Running Kubernetes in Production” shows you what it takes to run Kubernetes at scale across multiple cloud providers, multiple geographical regions, and multiple clusters, and it also explains how to handle topics such as upgrades, capacity planning, dealing with cloud provider limits/quotas, and cost management.
By the end of this Kubernetes book, you’ll have a strong understanding of, and hands-on experience with, a wide range of Kubernetes capabilities.
- Learn how to govern Kubernetes using policy engines
- Learn what it takes to run Kubernetes in production and at scale
- Build and run stateful applications and complex microservices
- Master Kubernetes networking with services, Ingress objects, load balancers, and service meshes
- Achieve high availability for your Kubernetes clusters
- Improve Kubernetes observability with tools such as Prometheus, Grafana, and Jaeger
- Extend Kubernetes with the Kubernetes API, plugins, and webhooks
- Understanding Kubernetes Architecture
- Creating Kubernetes Clusters
- High Availability and Reliability
- Securing Kubernetes
- Using Kubernetes Resources in Practice
- Managing Storage
- Running Stateful Applications with Kubernetes
- Deploying and Updating Applications
- Packaging Applications
- Exploring Kubernetes Networking
- Running Kubernetes on Multiple Clusters
- Serverless Computing on Kubernetes
- Monitoring Kubernetes Clusters
- Utilizing Service Meshes
- Extending Kubernetes
- Governing Kubernetes
- Running Kubernetes in Production
- The Future of Kubernetes
If you feel this book is for you, get your copy today!
To follow the examples in each chapter, you need a recent version of Docker and Kubernetes installed onto your machine, ideally Kubernetes 1.18. If your operating system is Windows 10 Professional, you can enable hypervisor mode; otherwise, you will need to install VirtualBox and use a Linux guest OS. If you use macOS then you’re good to go.
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Gigi Sayfan has been developing software for 25+ years in domains as diverse as instant messaging, morphing, chip fabrication process control, embedded multimedia applications for game consoles, brain-inspired ML, custom browser development, web services for 3D distributed game platforms, IoT sensors, virtual reality, and genomics. He has written production code in languages such as Go, Python, C, C++, C#, Java, Delphi, JavaScript, and even Cobol and PowerBuilder for operating systems such as Windows (3.11 through 7), Linux, macOS, Lynx (embedded), and Sony PlayStation. His technical expertise includes databases, low-level networking, distributed systems, containers, unorthodox user interfaces, modern web applications, and general SDLC.