Books for Developers
The Developers Guide to DevOps Architecture the Right Way
Jeffrey Palermo’s new book .NET DevOps for Azure (Preview Edition) has been a culmination of a long-time vision, some key leadership, and a confluence of industry events.
During his 20+ year career, the author gained a passion for helping .Net DevOps engineers and DevOps services companies succeed, for making the complex simple, and for finding rules of thumb that would work for 80% of situations. With too many options in the software world and too many answers of “it depends”, the industry has been starved for the ability to do something “by the book.”
This book presents a scenario where a .NET developer can say “I’m doing Azure and .Net DevOps by the book.” In this manner, one would know what models and patterns were in play and what to expect from said environment.
The examples largely use Visual Studio 2019 preview edition. However, the code and the Azure DevOps Services pipeline function with .NET Core 2.2 and can be used to implement applications.
The example configuration used throughout this book can be leveraged through a public project and source code repository online.
Your book is one of the best text resources I've ever read on DevOps. In less than 24 hours, I've consumed more than 100 pages. I love the hands-on structure the book has and the humor!
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About the Author
Jeffrey is the Chief Architect & CEO of Clear Measure, a DevOps-centered software engineering company. He is also the founder of the Azure DevOps Podcast and the Azure DevOps User Group. Previously he was a founding board member of Agile Austin, the founder of AzureAustin, and a leader in the Austin .NET User Group.
Jeffrey is a well-known author and international public speaker. He has received 13 Most Valuable Professional awards from Microsoft and has spoken at industry conferences such as Microsoft TechEd, Microsoft Ignite, Microsoft Build, DevTeach, VSLive and various other regional conferences. Jeffrey has other books in the ASP.NET MVC in Action series as well as two video books on ASP.NET MVC and nearly a dozen magazine articles on various .NET development topics.
