Mastering Elastic Kubernetes Service on AWS: Deploy and manage EKS clusters to support cloud-native applications in AWS

First 8 chapters cover basic concept of EKS, which makes you able to setup and operate your own EKS cluster. Reset parts of the book provides guidance about how to integrate modern cloud native tools and framework with AWS EKS.If you're a newbie to EKS, this book provides most thorough guidance about all concepts and scenarios EKS covers. If you're a newbie to Kubernetes, you can also gain a lots of helpful information about how Kubernetes works.

This book covers EKS technologies from top to bottom. It starts from guiding you to get familiar with the basic operations, stepping forward to deploy applications and finally diving into the core of EKS and administrations. The writers are seasoned AWS experts who helped thousands of customers resolving EKS problems. It is a must-have book if you are working on EKS.

I have been working with AWS for 7 years but my EKS knowledge was always a bit weak until I read this book. It is a great end to end guide and what I like is that it provides lots of code snippets and examples which makes it easy to follow. I also like that each chapter clear and succinct making it easy to read; in addition the step by step deployments were easy to follow.Overall I would highly recommend this book.

This is a thorough and exhaustive reference for anyone building or running Kubernetes clusters using Amazon EKS. I am familiar with Kubernetes and with EKS, and there are a number of sections in the book that cover areas I didn't know about. This book is definitely not for the novice: it assumes command-line expertise right from the start. One thing bothered me though: the use of AWS root-user access keys, even if only to create a role. I would have expected better "best security practice" from an AWS expert.

As an AWS cloud architect, I was lacking in depth knowledge of EKS and the confidence to implement solutions for my customers. This book gives me everything I was wanting. It is extremely comprehensive, well structured and contains the level of detail required for me to be able to architect and implement any solution needed by my customers. This book should be a key reference for any Cloud Architect looking to effectively implement EKS solutions for any scale of customer solution.

I really enjoyed this book as it covers many basic to advanced topics. These topics include concerns of security , reliability, release management . observability and scaling. I also really liked the level of details covered on certain topics such as GitOps and ServiceMesh. I would recommend this book to anyone planning to move to EKS.

I was looking for a book with in depth coverage of EKS. I have done the CKA but it does not cover the cloud native techs i.e. EKS. Fortunately this book launched within time. This coverts the basics and later on dives deep in to it. It has ample amount of screenshots so you can do your practice on AWS along with reading.