The Terraform Book by James Turnbull
This book serves as an essential introduction to Terraform, a powerful tool for infrastructure as code (IaC). Authored by James Turnbull, a leader in the field, it breaks down complex ideas into digestible chapters, making it suitable for both beginners and seasoned professionals. Turnbull’s clear explanations guide readers through everything from basic setup to advanced deployment strategies. Not only does this book empower you to manage your infrastructure efficiently, but it also fosters best practices in automation. Whether you are just starting or looking to enhance your skills in cloud management, this book is a treasure trove of knowledge.
Big Little Book On Terraform: Terraform in minutes not hours by U V Omus
This quick guide is perfect for those who wish to master Terraform without spending countless hours. The author, U V Omus, presents Terraform concepts in a way that is swift yet comprehensive, making it a favorite for busy professionals. Each chapter is designed to get you up and running in no time—from installation to executing your first scripts. With this book, you can significantly decrease your learning curve, making it perfect for immediate application in real-world scenarios. Whether you are an operations engineer or a developer, having this book on your shelf can drastically improve your productivity.
TERRAFORM PARA AWS by Douglas Cardoso
For Portuguese speakers looking to enhance their cloud development skills, “TERRAFORM PARA AWS” by Douglas Cardoso is a must-have. This practical guide focuses on how to leverage Terraform specifically within AWS, making it invaluable for cloud specialists. Cardoso intricately covers topics that cater to seasoned developers while also providing a solid foundation for newcomers. Readers will appreciate the in-depth approach to cloud automation, showcasing real-world examples and best practices. This book not only helps you navigate AWS with Terraform but also builds essential skills for advancing in cloud computing.
DevOps for SharePoint: With Packer, Terraform, Ansible, and Vagrant by Oscar Medina and Ethan Schumann
“DevOps for SharePoint” by Oscar Medina and Ethan Schumann is an extensive resource tailored for IT professionals working with SharePoint environments. This book integrates multiple DevOps tools, including Terraform, making it essential for those looking to streamline their workflows. The authors systematically explain how to use Terraform alongside Packer, Ansible, and Vagrant to create a robust deployment strategy. By understanding how to automate and manage SharePoint environments efficiently, readers can enhance their productivity and deliver higher quality results. This book is a comprehensive toolkit for modern DevOps practices.
