1. Running Windows Containers on AWS: A Complete Guide
Authored by Marcio Morales, this indispensable guide provides a thorough overview of deploying Windows containers on AWS using services like Amazon ECS, EKS, and AWS Fargate. Whether you are a beginner or have experience with container deployment, this book offers practical insights that can significantly streamline your development process. It explores real-world scenarios and includes step-by-step tutorials, making it an essential resource for anyone looking to harness the power of cloud computing effectively. With the growth of container technology, this book is a timely addition to your tech library.
2. Windows Containers for IT Pros
Vinicius Ramos Apolinario brings to the table practical wisdom found nowhere else on transitioning your existing applications to work within containerized environments. This book is not just theoretical; it’s filled with actionable advice that cuts through the complexities of moving to modern application designs. The information is tailored specifically for IT professionals eager to design and deploy cloud-native applications with minimal fuss. From on-premises to hybrid environments, every IT pro will find valuable strategies that empower them to adapt to the cloud-first world.
3. The Container Garden Recipe Book
If you have a penchant for gardening, Lana Williams’ “The Container Garden Recipe Book” is a delightful collection of 57 clever designs, catering to both window boxes and hanging baskets. This charming guide is a breath of fresh air for urban dwellers and green thumbs alike, as it opens new doors to creative gardening in small spaces. The book is illustrated with stunning photographs and clear instructions that simplify the art of container gardening, ensuring that anyone can achieve a blooming paradise, no matter their space limitations!
4. Hands-On Kubernetes on Windows
In this authoritative guide by Piotr Tylenda, you’ll learn the intricacies of orchestrating Windows container workloads using Kubernetes. As Kubernetes becomes the keystone of container orchestration, this book serves as an effective introduction that is accessible even for those new to the subject. With detailed explanations and practical exercises, this book is a valuable resource for developers eager to leverage the benefits of Kubernetes for their Windows applications. Empower yourself to manage complex system operations with confidence!
5. How to Window Box: Small-Space Plants
This delightful guide by Chantal Aida Gordon and Ryan Benoit focuses on maximizing green space with simple yet effective strategies for growing plants in small environments. Perfect for those living in apartments or with limited outdoor access, it provides practical tips that help you create lush micro-gardens. The engaging narrative and gorgeous illustrations make the learning experience enjoyable, inspiring readers to embrace their green thumbs and beautify their living spaces.
6. Learning Windows Server Containers
Srikanth Machiraju takes a deep dive into Windows Server containers in this enriching book, emphasizing how to optimize deployment and management strategies. The content is well-structured, guiding readers through complex concepts in an understandable manner. This book not only equips IT professionals with necessary skills but also instills confidence in managing server environments through practical examples and tried-and-tested methodologies. It is a must-read to stay updated in the ever-evolving tech landscape.
7. Practical Container Gardening
Stephanie Donaldson’s “Practical Container Gardening” is an excellent visual companion for both novice and experienced gardeners. This book features a wealth of photographs accompanied by insightful tips covering planting ideas and garden layouts. It caters to all types of garden enthusiasts, making it a versatile addition to your gardening books. With 150 design ideas, it’s a comprehensive guide that demystifies the container gardening process, ensuring a bountiful garden awaits you!
8. My Tiny Window Garden
Felicity Hart’s “My Tiny Window Garden” offers clever solutions for maximizing your indoor or outdoor small spaces. It is perfect for anyone who believes that you don’t need a large yard to enjoy gardening. The book is packed with simple tips that guide readers toward creating their own micro-gardens, with a strong emphasis on creativity and resourcefulness. If you are looking to start your first gardening journey or want to refine your skills, it serves as an excellent starting point.
9. Container Plants
Halina Heitz’s “Container Plants” is a timeless classic, perfect for anyone looking to make the most out of their patio, balcony, or window box. Despite being published a while ago, the strategies and techniques described remain relevant. This book provides insights into choosing the right plants and offers tips for their upkeep, ensuring that your container garden thrives all year round. A solid foundation for anyone embarking on their container gardening journey!
10. Windows Subsystem for Linux 2 (WSL 2) Tips, Tricks, and Techniques
In this innovative book by Stuart Leeks, you will discover extensive tips and techniques built around maximizing your Windows development environment productivity. Perfect for developers who rely heavily on WSL2, this book helps you set up custom workflows and configurations to optimize your experience. Rich with insights and practical advice, it is a must-have for developers seeking to master their craft in today’s hybrid development landscape.
