DevOps is not a tool. It is a dozen tools, a set of habits, and the judgment to know which one a problem calls for. The hard part is not learning Terraform — it is knowing the order to learn things in, and when you actually need them.
This is that order. 394 pages, eleven chapters, from cloud fundamentals to the certification exam — with hands-on labs, quizzes and troubleshooting sections throughout.
The path
- Cloud computing fundamentals — the models, the trade-offs, the shared responsibility
- Programming and scripting for DevOps — Python and Bash for people who automate
- Configuration management — Ansible, Puppet, Chef, and idempotency
- Containers and orchestration — Docker and Kubernetes, properly
- Building CI/CD pipelines — from first build to progressive delivery
- Infrastructure as Code — Terraform and CloudFormation, state and all
- Monitoring and observability — metrics, logs, traces, SLOs, and being on call
- DevSecOps — shifting security left without stopping the pipeline
- Emerging trends — GitOps, platform engineering, FinOps
- A portfolio of hands-on projects that prove you can do the work
- Certifications — AWS, Kubernetes, Terraform, Azure: which ones matter and how to pass
Each chapter includes hands-on labs, a quiz, and a troubleshooting section for when it doesn’t work — because it won’t, the first time. Two appendices give you a toolchain quick reference and a glossary.
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