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Thanks for this. As much interest as there is in kubernetes right now, it's surprising how little good documentation there is.

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I just bought Kubernetes in Action (MEAP) last week. I would highly recommend this book. It clearly spells out what it is and how docker containers are just units within a distributed system. Compared to trying to figure out how to properly do networking with Docker Compose, Kubernetes is clearly thought out and much easy to use and reason with. The final version comes out in August.

I was going to ask for some stock market tips since KIA isn't supposed to be published until August 2017, but I see that MEAP means there is an early access version of it that gives you incremental updates. Thank you for the pointer.

I'd second the recomendation for KIA, I've been following along with the MEAP and it's being kept well up to date with the latest version, which came out yesterday, covering features from 1.6 like RBAC.

One of the problems with books about things like Kubernetes which move quickly is that they can be well out of date before they hit final release.

Thanks for the recommendation. Will take a look at KIA.

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