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CRI-O Deep Dive - Definitive Reference for Developers and Engineers - cover

CRI-O Deep Dive - Definitive Reference for Developers and Engineers

Richard Johnson

Maison d'édition: HiTeX Press

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"CRI-O Deep Dive""CRI-O Deep Dive" is an authoritative and comprehensive guide to understanding, deploying, and optimizing CRI-O—the lightweight, Kubernetes-native container runtime. This book delves deeply into CRI-O’s internal anatomy, meticulously exploring its architecture, data flow, plugin interfaces, and the critical role it plays in Kubernetes ecosystems. Readers will benefit from insightful comparisons with alternative runtimes, step-by-step workflows that trace the life of a pod, and best practices for configuration management, establishing a clear foundation for both new and seasoned practitioners.The book thoroughly surveys advanced topics essential for production-grade container environments, including image management, storage architecture, networking, and lifecycle management. Through detailed chapters, it illuminates strategies for optimizing performance and scalability, enforcing container and image security, and integrating with orchestrators like Kubernetes and OpenShift. Practical guidance on high-availability deployments, disaster recovery, monitoring, and automated configuration is paired with hands-on discussions of troubleshooting, observability, and real-world scalability constraints.Recognizing that innovation is continuous, "CRI-O Deep Dive" concludes by addressing extensibility, emerging technologies, and the future of CRI-O in a rapidly evolving cloud-native landscape. Readers will find in-depth coverage of extension frameworks, debugging strategies, integrations with distributed tracing and analytics, and evolving trends such as WebAssembly runtimes and confidential workloads. Whether you are an operator, architect, or developer, this book equips you with actionable knowledge and technical confidence to harness the full capabilities of CRI-O in modern, secure, and performant containerized environments.
Disponible depuis: 04/06/2025.
Longueur d'impression: 250 pages.

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