1. Infrastructure as a Service IaaS Third Edition
Written by Gerardus Blokdyk, this book provides comprehensive insights into the concepts of Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS). It covers everything from the fundamental principles to advanced implementation strategies, ensuring that both beginners and seasoned professionals can benefit from its contents. In today’s cloud-driven world, knowledge of IaaS is essential, making this book a must-read for anyone looking to delve into cloud solutions.
2. Terraform: Up and Running: Writing Infrastructure as Code
Yevgeniy Brikman’s “Terraform: Up and Running” is the go-to guide for anyone looking to master Terraform, a powerful tool for writing infrastructure as code. Released in 2022, the book emphasizes practical applications, making it easy for readers to grasp the concepts and implement them hands-on. By following this book, you can elevate your cloud management skills and streamline your infrastructure processes.
3. Practical Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
For those keen on Oracle Cloud, Michał Tomasz Jakóbczyk’s “Practical Oracle Cloud Infrastructure” is a treasure trove of knowledge. It covers diverse topics including IaaS, Autonomous Database, Kubernetes, and Serverless computing. The insights provided in this book are vital for leveraging Oracle’s unique capabilities, making it essential for cloud architects and developers alike.
4. Infrastructure as Code, Patterns and Practices
Rosemary Wang’s “Infrastructure as Code, Patterns and Practices” brings together best practices and patterns that are pivotal for managing cloud infrastructure efficiently. With tangible examples in Python and Terraform, readers can non only learn but apply infrastructure principles readily to their own projects. It bridges theory and practice seamlessly.
5. Infrastructure as Code for Beginners
Russ McKendrick’s book introduces Terraform and Ansible, making cloud management accessible to newcomers. With its practical approach, the book demystifies cloud operations, allowing beginners to deploy and manage cloud services with ease. It’s perfect for those stepping into the cloud world for the first time and wanting a solid foundation.
6. Reverse Engineering with Terraform
This collaborative effort by Sumit Bhatia and Chetan Gabhane provides an intriguing perspective on Terraform. The book delves deep into automation, integration, and scaling within cloud environments, offering innovative techniques for optimizing your infrastructure. Understanding these concepts is crucial for anyone looking to streamline processes and enhance efficiency in their cloud deployments.
7. Hands-On AWS CDK
Authors Sam Ward Biddle and Kyle T. Jones team up to bring readers a guide on building cloud-native applications using the AWS Cloud Development Kit (CDK). This hands-on approach is ideal for developers eager to create scalable solutions using infrastructure-as-code methodologies, and it is essential reading for modern software developers.
8. Virtualize Oracle Business Critical Databases
This book explores critical database infrastructure as a service, providing insights from experts including Charles Kim and others. For anyone tasked with managing Oracle databases in a cloud environment, this book is a practical guide that reveals strategies for efficient virtualization, ensuring high performance and reliability.
9. Amazon Web Services in Action, Third Edition
Andreas and Michael Wittig present a detailed exploration of AWS in this updated edition. It’s a comprehensive guide that covers the latest AWS features, making it indispensable for cloud practitioners. The depth of knowledge provided will empower professionals to leverage AWS effectively.
10. Infrastructure as Code: Dynamic Systems for the Cloud Age
Kief Morris’s “Infrastructure as Code” explores modern cloud infrastructure management through a dynamic lens, emphasizing automation and resilience. It prepares readers for the complexities of cloud systems in today’s fast-paced technology landscape and is a necessary addition to any cloud warrior’s library.
