Kubernetes Cookbook - Sebastien Goasguen -2018.02.14下载

Welcome to Kubernetes Cookbook, and thanks for choosing it! With this book, we want to help you solve concrete problems around Kubernetes. We’ve compiled over 80 recipes covering topics such as setting up a cluster, managing containerized workloads using Kubernetes API objects, using storage primitives, security configurations, and extending Kubernetes itself. Whether you are very new to Kubernetes or have been using it for a while, we hope that you’ll find something useful here to improve your experience and use of Kubernetes. Who Should Read This Book You’re a developer going cloud-native, or a sysadmin, or maybe you’ve even found yourself in one of the newfangled DevOps roles? This book will help you navigate your way successfully through the Kubernetes jungle, from development to production. These recipes are not organized in a linear progression of the basic Kubernetes concepts; however, each chapter contains recipes that utilize core Kubernetes concepts and API primitives. Why We Wrote This Book Both of us have been using and contributing to Kubernetes for a few years and have seen the many issues beginners and even more advanced users run into. We wanted to share the knowledge we’ve gathered running Kubernetes in production, as well as developing on and in Kubernetes—i.e., contributing to the core codebase or the ecosystem and writing applications that run on Kubernetes. Navigating This Book This cookbook contains 14 chapters. Each chapter is composed of recipes written in the standard O’Reilly recipe format (Problem, Solution, Discussion). You can read this book from front to back or skip to a specific chapter or recipe. Each recipe is independent of the others, and when an understanding of concepts from other recipes are needed, appropriate references are provided. The index is also an extremely powerful resource because sometimes a recipe is also showcasing a specific command and the index highlights these connections.