1. Docker, Kubernetes, and Swarm Mastery
Authored by R. Parvin, this comprehensive guide delves into the realms of containerization and orchestration using Docker, Kubernetes, and Swarm. It’s an essential read for anyone looking to master the art of deploying containers with confidence. The book emphasizes best practices in CI/CD leveraging GitHub Actions, making it perfect for developers who want to enhance their DevOps practices and streamline their workflow. It offers practical insights and step-by-step instructions helping you to achieve seamless integration and deployment processes in your projects.
2. Accelerate DevOps with GitHub
This collaborative masterpiece by Michael Kaufmann, Thomas Dohmke, and Donovan Brown serves to elevate your software delivery performance significantly. It covers various GitHub features, including Issues, Projects, and Actions, enhancing productivity and security in your DevOps practices. The authors draw from extensive experience, providing invaluable techniques to optimize workflows and team collaboration. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced practitioner, this book will empower you to leverage GitHub’s full potential and accelerate deployment times.
3. Mastering DevOps on Microsoft Power Platform
Uroš Kastelic and József Zoltán Vadkerti’s book focuses on crafting, deploying, and securing low-code solutions using the Microsoft Power Platform, integrating Azure DevOps and GitHub seamlessly. It’s a go-to resource for those looking to optimize DevOps practices in low-code environments. The detailed insights shared about managing workflows with these platforms highlight the increasing importance of low-code development in modern enterprises. Secure your place in the future of development with this authoritative guide.
4. Mining the Social Web
Matthew A. Russell and Mikhail Klassen provide a peek into the intricacies of data mining across various social platforms. This book is a perfect blend of data science and social media analysis, offering insights into how to extract meaningful information from platforms like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and GitHub. Equipped with real-world applications and case studies, it transcends the ordinary, ensuring readers can leverage social data strategically. A vital resource for marketers and data analysts alike!
5. CodeMosaic
Arpit Dwivedi’s “CodeMosaic” presents a revolutionary perspective on AI-driven development, offering modern best practices for enterprise software development. This book is particularly beneficial for software developers keen on integrating AI technologies into their processes. With its engaging writing and a plethora of practical examples, readers will uncover innovative techniques to solve complex issues using modern enterprise solutions and AI strategies. It’s an inspiring read pushing the boundaries of conventional development.
6. DevOps Unleashed with Git and GitHub
This must-have book by Yuki Hattori and Isabel Drost-Fromm outlines strategies to automate and innovate in your DevOps workflows. It teaches how to leverage Git and GitHub effectively, enhancing collaboration across teams. Filled with actionable advice and methodologies, it’s designed to address the evolving needs of software development in an increasingly distributed world. Empower your team and ensure your projects succeed with the comprehensive insights provided in this invaluable resource.
7. Kafka: Cluster Administrator Handbook
Tony CL Chan’s guide caters to aspiring and current Kafka administrators, laying out secret skills essential for managing high-performance, real-time data streaming. With its focus on structured and unstructured data, this handbook positions you to harness the true power of Kafka in enterprise environments. It’s essential not only for those working directly with Kafka but also for any developers who wish to understand its capabilities. Elevate your data streaming tactics and ensure security with this detailed manual.
8. XAMPP plus Dropbox and GitHub Desktop (Japanese Edition)
This unique resource from the GitHub Hackers Club introduces readers to integrating XAMPP with Dropbox and GitHub Desktop in a streamlined workflow. While it’s a niche topic, those interested in easy access to a collaborative environment will find this guide valuable. With practical examples and insight into shared development environments, it’s an ideal entry point for beginners venturing into collaborating on coding projects across various platforms.
9. Practical GitOps
Rohit Salecha’s “Practical GitOps” is a must-read for modern infrastructure management enthusiasts, detailing how to manage infrastructure effectively using Terraform, AWS, and GitHub Actions. It emphasizes the GitOps methodology and its practical applications, making this an essential guide for transforming your approach to infrastructure automation. Clear and concise, it equips readers with the latest techniques to optimize and secure infrastructure operations, making it invaluable for DevOps professionals.
10. GitHub: Piccolo manuale per lo sviluppo collaborativo di software (Italian Edition)
For Italian-speaking readers, Achilleas Pipinellis offers a concise manual on collaborative software development using GitHub. It simplifies complex Git concepts and fosters an understanding of collaborative practices essential for modern development. Ideal for new developers aiming to harness the power of GitHub effectively, this book serves as both an introduction and a refresher on best practices for collaboration in software development.
