Beginning Kubernetes on the Google Cloud Platform (PDF)

Name: Beginning Kubernetes on the Google Cloud Platform
Brand: Springer-Verlag GmbH
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A Guide to Automating Application Deployment, Scaling, and Management (Sprache: Englisch)

Autor: Ernesto Garbarino

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Use this beginner's guide to understand and work with Kubernetes on the Google Cloud Platform and go from single monolithic Pods (the smallest unit deployed and managed by Kubernetes) all the way up to distributed, fault-tolerant stateful backing...

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You need only a familiarity with Linux, Bash, and Python to successfully use this book. Proficiency in Docker or cloud technology is not required. You will follow a learn-by-doing approach, running small experiments and observing the effects.

Google open sourced Kubernetes in 2015 and now it is the standard in container orchestration and adopted by Microsoft (Azure PKS) and Amazon (AWS EKS) in the public cloud, and RedHat (OpenShift) and Pivotal (PKS) in the private cloud. Even though Kubernetes is offered by all of the market-leading cloud providers, the Google Cloud Platform (GCP) offers an integrated shell (Google Cloud Shell) and a $300 credit to get started, which makes it the ideal platform to not only learn Kubernetes but also to implement final production workloads.

You will:

Set up a Kubernetes cluster in GCP
Deploy simple Docker images using monolithic Pods
Arrange highly available and highly scalable applications using Deployments
Achieve zero-downtime deployments using the Service controller
Externalize configuration using ConfigMaps and Secrets
Set up batch processes and recurrent tasks using Jobs and CronJobs
Install horizontal (sidecar pattern) services using DaemonSets
Implement distributed, stateful backing stores using StatefulSets

Autoren-Porträt von Ernesto Garbarino

Ernesto Garbarino is a consultant specialized in the Digital, Cloud, and DevOps domains. His 20 year experience ranges from working with early start-ups and entrepreneurial organizations during the dot com era to senior consultancy work in blue chip industries including telecoms, logistics, and banking.