dimitarvp

dimitarvp

Give me your quickest Kubernetes guides, please

As a part of my new job I’ll have to learn to manage a local k8s cluster. The tools used are microk8s, tilt and helm.

I’ll appreciate any and all guides that stood out to you and made you grok that matter more quickly and better overall.

It’s okay if it’s a book. I’ll buy 5 if I have to.

Thank you!

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wolf4earth

wolf4earth

Personally I liked Kubernetes in Action from Manning. It actually explains the concepts and thoughts behind the various resource types and also has some chapters at the end which go into depth in how Kubernetes works under the hood.

Definitely helped in making me feel prepared for my day to day work with Kubernetes.

wolf4earth

wolf4earth

Yes, there are some parts out of date but nothing significant.

Some resources were only available in beta which are now regularly available, and some example definitions use deprecated features, but the CLI will warn you about the deprecations.

AstonJ

AstonJ

They have a second edition released in beta this year :+1:

Just checked and couldn’t find any PragProg books about it…

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