‘Road to Kubernetes’ Helps Developers Understand How To Reduce Cloud Complexity | Justin Mitchel
Justin Mitchel, Founder of Coding for Entrepreneurs, believes that Kubernetes does not have to be too complex and that there are steps you can take to reduce that complexity. His new book, Road to Kubernetes, aims to help developers understand what Kubernetes has to offer and the benefits of this approach, taking readers through the stages so that developers can bring their applications from application code to containerization into Kubernetes.
In this episode of TFiR: Let’s Talk recorded at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon in Chicago, Mitchel talks about his new book, Road to Kubernetes, and how it is helping developers understand containerization better. He goes on to explain some of the benefits of containers and some of the challenges. He also gives us some insight into his roadmap.
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