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What is Kubernetes? How orchestration redefines the data center

In a little over four years' time, the project born from Google's internal container management efforts has upended the best-laid plans of VMware, Microsoft, Oracle, and every other would-be king of the data center.

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With all the technology available today, there is no excuse for a company to waste resources simply because it is running on an outdated, bloated system. The Microservices eBook Bundle by O'Reilly can drive any organization to be more efficient by explaining how to use microservices, Java, Kubernetes, and Docker wisely.

Microservices have grown more popular in the last few years as Enterprises try to be more Agile. They make it possible to develop applications more quickly and scale more easily. In "Microservice Architecture: Aligning Principles, Practices and Culture", you'll find out how microservices operate and how to build applications using them.

Microservices can have a significantly positive effect on an enterprise, but they can be tricky to navigate if you don't do them exactly right. "Production-Ready Microservices: Building Standardized Systems" will show you how to design scalable systems, yet also stable, fault-tolerant and more. But it will also present the steps for what comes next.

Instead of just cobbling together a solution to adapt an application to the cloud, it would be far better to maintain a competitive edge by creating a whole new cloud-native system. "Cloud Native Java: Designing Resilient Systems" explains how to do that using Cloud Foundry, Spring Cloud and Spring Boot. And "Using Docker: Developing & Deploying Software with Containers" will walk you step-by-step through developing, testing, and deploying a web app with Docker.

DevOps engineers who want to learn how to build, manage, upgrade and operate a Kubernetes cluster can do so with "Managing Kubernetes: Operating Kubernetes Clusters in the Real World", regardless of whether it resides on-site or in the cloud. Authors Brendan Burns, who co-founded the open-source Kubernetes container management platform, and Craig Tracey, who has worked on the Internet's infrastructure for the last 20 years, are uniquely qualified to explain this subject matter. Readers have shown their satisfaction with a 4.3 out of 5-stars rating.

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