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A collection of 9 issues

AWS Certified DevOps Engineer - Professional Certification and Beyond

Adam Book's "AWS Certified DevOps Engineer" 638-page book offered a decent foundation for the official exam, but I held off on reviewing it until I completed the test. My initial concerns were its alignment with the older DOP-C01 exam objectives while the actual exam was based

Software Architecture Patterns: Understanding Common Architectural Styles and When to Use Them

"Software Architecture Patterns" by Mark Richards deserves to be called a long article instead of a book because it has fewer than 100 pages. Even so, it left a positive impression...

AWS Cookbook - Recipes for Success of AWS

The cookbook is not my favorite style of technical books, but I picked it because Jeff Barr wrote the foreword. If you don't know who he is, you likely have never built software on AWS before. Besides, I recognized two names who praised it: Gaurav Raje and Adrian Cantrill...

Building an Anonymization Pipeline - Creating Safe Data

Data anonymization is not as simple as it seems. This book helps you understand the common terms and issues. It helps to find the right spot on the Identifiability Spectrum (share everything vs. share nothing). Then, apply the "Five Safes" risk management framework...

AWS for Non-Engineers

If you are a UX/UI designer, product manager, front-end engineer, executive, or just someone who wants to build an AWS cloud vocabulary and better understand what your technical team is talking about - this book is for you...

Solutions Architect's Handbook

Writing is hard, and writing books is even more challenging. Every time I read a book, I appreciate an enormous effort made by an author or group of authors...

Essential Mathematics for Quantum Computing

Bravo, Leonard! Creating such a well-structured and breathtaking math book takes time and patience.

DevOps Tools for Java Developers – Best Practices from Source Code to Production Containers

The book provides a comprehensive introduction to DevOps, starting with fundamental concepts like 'What is Source Control?' and concluding by highlighting real-world case studies of organizations that could have avoided costly incidents by adopting DevOps practices.

Building Microservices - Designing Fine-Grained Systems by Sam Newman

I am lucky to have read the first edition of "Building Microservices" in 2018. Sam Newman became a teacher who taught me a solid foundation of microservices..