Two thumbs up for the book, which, by the way you can still get in print but also on if you want to go for the ebook version. The title did not overpromisse, the book is fun to read and you learn a lot about the “accidental revolutionary” that perhaps makes one understand a bit better why Linus sometimes acts as harshly as he does in public and why he prefers to be an engineer and not CEO of a multi-billion euro company. So this book definitely is the first hand source to separate myths from facts. Many stories have been written of how Linus started the project and how things have evolved since then. Also at the time, the Linux kernel was ‘just’ 10 years old and still very different from what it is today. I guess not many people could imagine that in 2002. Git was invented by Linus Torvalds to support the development of the Linux® 1 kernel, but it has since proven valuable to a wide range of projects. But even back then, Linus already predicted that Linux will be in mobile phones. This book covers Git, a particularly powerful, flexible, and low-overhead version control tool that makes collaborative development a pleasure. Written back in 2002, the book itself is now a historical artifact and it’s interesting to read it from a 2017 perspective when, compared to back then, Linux seems to have grown into almost any electronic device that has more than a few transistors inside. The CKAD Certification focuses on the skills required to be a successful Kubernetes Application Developer in industry today. The exam assumes working knowledge of container runtimes and microservice architecture.15 years ago back in 2002, Linux Torvalds wrote his auto-biography together with David Diamond and the book has been on my reading list for quite some time now. Provide and troubleshoot access to applications via services Understand Securit圜ontexts Services and Networking 20%ĭemonstrate basic understanding of NetworkPolicies Understanding and defining resource requirements, limits and quotas Understand authentication, authorization and admission control Use provided tools to monitor Kubernetes applicationsĭebugging in Kubernetes Application Environment, Configuration and Security 25%ĭiscover and use resources that extend Kubernetes (CRD) Use the Helm package manager to deploy existing packages Application Observability and Maintenance 15%

Understand Deployments and how to perform rolling updates Use Kubernetes primitives to implement common deployment strategies (e.g. Utilize persistent and ephemeral volumes Application Deployment 20% Understand multi-container Pod design patterns (e.g.

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