Hi everyone, I have an interesting offer from O'Reilly on a book that I think would complement the DevOps certification very nicely (and maybe we can nudge them to fill in any gaps ;)). Plus, it's not bad for resume/CV building.
If anyone is interested, let me know and I'll put you in touch with the editor (I've deleted contact info in case the person gets mailbombed by us). The first few of you to email me _privately_, I'll forward your email to the editor...or until I'm told to stop. PS - I deleted the mentioned attachment with the sample pages. It's copyrighted by someone else. Take care, --matt ---------- Forwarded message --------- Date: Fri, Nov 23, 2018 at 3:28 PM Subject: Modern Linux Administration tech review Hello Matt, I emailed you a few weeks ago after AXXXm introduced us. I have the first revised chapters of *Modern Linux Administration* ready for tech review (15 pages attached) and am hoping you'll be willing and able to provide feedback as the book develops. I'm looking for comments on the scope, accuracy, and usefulness of the content (ignore spelling and grammar) and can pay you $300 or equivalent in O'Reilly books for a full review. I'd like to do a rolling tech review for this book, meaning I'll send you chapters as they're ready (hopefully weekly), and you'll turn comments around as you can (hopefully weekly as well). You can add comments in each PDF and email them back to me when you're finished reading. Any comments you'd like to expand upon or to keep anonymous you can send to me in a separate email. Here is the revised Table of Contents we're working from: Part I: Title TBD 1 Introducing Modern Linux Admin. 2 DevOps, SRE, Operations, and System Admin. 3 Foundational Terminology and Concepts Part II: Collaborating and Common Practices with Development and Testing 4 Version control and source code management 5 Fundamentals of Virtualization and Containerization ADD CH: Virtualization in Practice ADD CH: Containers in Practice 6 Local development environments 7 Testing 8 Architecture Review 9 Work Visualization Part III: Deploying and Configuring Services 10 Infrastructure Management 11 Network management 12 Orchestration 13 Microservices 14 Serverless 15 Release Management 16 Storage Part IV: Scaling Administration 17 Monitoring and observability 18 Capacity Planning 19 Log management and analysis 20 Security and compliance 21 On-call and Incident Management Please let me know if you have questions. And thank you so much for considering this. O'Reilly Media, Inc. | oreilly.com -- G. Matthew Rice <[email protected]> gpg id: 0x17CF9077 Executive Director, Linux Professional Institute
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