1. Implementing Hybrid Cloud with Azure Arc
Authors: Kaur, Daman; Malik, Amit
In a rapidly evolving technological landscape, Implementing Hybrid Cloud with Azure Arc stands out as a beacon for IT professionals. This book is expertly crafted to guide readers through the intricacies of Azure Arc, offering invaluable insights on building next-generation hybrid cloud solutions. The authors meticulously detail how organizations can leverage Azure Arc to foster operational efficiency while achieving scalability and flexibility. With practical examples and a hands-on approach, this book is an indispensable resource for anyone looking to navigate the hybrid cloud environment. Discover transformative strategies that will set you apart in the cloud computing space.
2. Cloud Without Compromise: Hybrid Cloud for the Enterprise
Authors: Zikopoulos, Paul; Bienko, Christopher; Backer, Chris; Konarski, Chris; Vennam, Sai
For enterprises navigating the complexities of a hybrid cloud model, Cloud Without Compromise provides a profound analysis and practical guidance. This book consolidates expert knowledge on hybrid cloud strategies that drive success without sacrificing performance or security. Each chapter addresses critical challenges faced by businesses and offers robust solutions rooted in real-world applications. With insights from some of the industry’s leading thinkers, this book is a crucial addition to the library of any enterprise architect or IT decision-maker aiming for seamless cloud integration.
3. Multi-Cloud Strategy for Cloud Architects
Author: Mulder, Jeroen
The updated edition of Multi-Cloud Strategy for Cloud Architects unlocks the secrets of managing multiple public clouds effectively. Jeroen Mulder offers a deep dive into contemporary strategies like BaseOps, FinOps, and DevSecOps, equipping cloud architects with the tools necessary to adopt and maximize the advantages of multi-cloud environments. This book is packed with actionable insights that are directly applicable to real-world scenarios, ensuring that readers cultivate an agile mindset toward cloud management. A must-read for those intending to architect the future of cloud computing in a complex digital landscape.
4. Microsoft Hybrid Cloud Unleashed with Azure Stack and Azure
Authors: Meyler, Kerrie; Buchanan, Steve; Scholman, Mark; Svendsen, Jakob Gottlieb; Rangama, Janaka
Microsoft Hybrid Cloud Unleashed takes a comprehensive look at Azure technologies to help users leverage both Azure Stack and Microsoft Azure effectively. This book breaks down complex concepts into manageable sections, making it suitable for readers of all levels. With practical advice on deployment and management, it serves as a roadmap for organizations eager to enhance their hybrid cloud strategies. Ideal for IT professionals ready to harness the power of Microsoft solutions, this book will empower you to transform your hybrid cloud vision into reality.
5. Hybrid Cloud Computing and Cost Optimization
Author: Mittal, Anant
In Hybrid Cloud Computing and Cost Optimization, Anant Mittal offers actionable strategies for optimizing costs and enhancing efficiency in hybrid cloud environments. This essential guide explores methods to not only cut costs but also improve resource allocation, ensuring your hybrid cloud operates at maximum efficiency. With a clear focus on practical solutions, readers will be equipped with actionable insights to make informed decisions that impact their overall cloud strategy. This book is ideal for cloud professionals looking to integrate cost-conscious practices into their overall hybrid cloud framework.
6. Hybrid Cloud for Architects
Author: Shrivastwa, Alok
Hybrid Cloud for Architects serves as an essential blueprint for architects aiming to navigate the hybrid cloud paradigm. Alok Shrivastwa outlines critical design principles, how to build resilient architectures, and best practices for orchestrating multi-cloud environments. This book empowers architects with the knowledge needed to craft innovative solutions amid rapidly changing demands. The rich insights and practical strategies make it a recommended read for those who aspire to master hybrid cloud design, ensuring they stay ahead in a competitive market.
7. Administering Windows Server Hybrid Core Infrastructure AZ-800 Exam Guide
Author: Miles, Steve
Administering Windows Server Hybrid Core Infrastructure AZ-800 Exam Guide is an invaluable resource for IT professionals preparing for the AZ-800 exam. This guide not only covers the necessary theoretical knowledge but also emphasizes real-world applications of Windows Server infrastructure on-premises and in the cloud. Steve Miles breaks down complex topics, ensuring that readers leave empowered and confident to manage a hybrid IT environment. A must-read for any IT administrator aspiring to achieve success in hybrid infrastructure management.
8. Practical Spring Cloud Function
Author: Parasuraman, Banu
Practical Spring Cloud Function focuses on developing cloud-native functions tailored for multi-cloud and hybrid-cloud environments. Banu Parasuraman equips readers with the essential tools and strategies to craft efficient, portable cloud functions using Spring Framework. The practical examples provided serve to enhance learning and application, making complex principles accessible to all levels of expertise. This book is perfect for developers looking to deepen their understanding of cloud-native development while implementing effective solutions across multiple platforms.
9. Microsoft Defender for Cloud Cookbook
Author: Kranjac, Sasha
For those focused on security in a multi-cloud environment, Microsoft Defender for Cloud Cookbook offers practical advice on protecting hybrid cloud infrastructures. Sasha Kranjac provides comprehensive step-by-step recipes that enhance security posture and compliance management across cloud environments. This book is essential for security professionals seeking to solidify their knowledge of Microsoft Defender capabilities and to implement robust strategies in securing complex hybrid landscapes.
10. Cloud Computing For Dummies
Authors: Hurwitz, Judith S.; Kirsch, Daniel
Cloud Computing For Dummies demystifies cloud computing concepts for readers of all backgrounds. Judith Hurwitz and Daniel Kirsch break down the essentials in an engaging manner, ensuring that no IT jargon stands in the way of understanding. With real-world examples and straightforward explanations, this book serves as a practical resource for anyone looking to grasp the fundamentals of cloud computing, hybrid models, and their applications in today’s technological landscape.
