The hands-on Kubernetes on Azure book has been updated for 2021!

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Over the last few months or so I have had the pleasure of tech reviewing the “Hands-on Kubernetes on Azure” third edition book by Packt Publishing. This edition has so much more than the previous books. In fact, it has gone from just over 300 pages to over 500! What’s even better is Microsoft are giving away the eBook version for Free!

So, what are you waiting for, go to https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/resources/get-started-with-kubernetes-on-azure/ and download your copy now!

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I’m Richard Hooper aka Pixel Robots. I started this blog in 2016 for a couple reasons. The first reason was basically just a place for me to store my step by step guides, troubleshooting guides and just plain ideas about being a sysadmin. The second reason was to share what I have learned and found out with other people like me. Hopefully, you can find something useful on the site.

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