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Get up to speed with Helm, the preeminent package manager for the
Kubernetes container orchestration system. This practical guide
shows you how to efficiently create, install, and manage the
applications running inside your containers. Helm maintainers Matt
Butcher, Matt Farina, and Josh Dolitsky explain how this package
manager fits into the Kubernetes ecosystem and provide an inside
look at Helm's design and best practices. More than 70% of the
organizations that work with Kubernetes use Helm today. While the
Helm community provides thousands of packages, or charts, to help
you get started, this book walks developers and DevOps engineers
through the process of creating custom charts to package
applications. If you have a working understanding of Kubernetes,
you're ready to go. Explore primary features including frequently
used Helm commands Learn how to build and deploy Helm charts from
scratch Use Helm to manage complexity and achieve repeatable
deployments Package an application and its dependencies for easy
installation Manage the entire lifecycle of applications on
Kubernetes Explore ways to extend Helm to add features and
functionality Learn features for testing, handling dependencies,
and providing security
Follow the creation of a multi-site instance with Drupal. The
practical examples and accompanying screenshots will help you to
get multiple Drupal sites set up in no time. This book is for
Drupal site builders. It is assumed that readers are familiar with
Drupal already, with a basic grasp of its concepts and components.
System administration concepts, such as configuring Apache, MySQL,
and Vagrant are covered but no previous knowledge of these tools is
required.
Walk through the development of complete Drupal 6 modules with this
primer for PHP programmers, written specifically for Drupal 6 to
get you started coding your first module. With great power comes...
tremendous flexibility. Drupal is an award-winning open-source
Content Management System, and the feature-packed sixth release is
right around the corner. It's a modular system, with an elegant
hook-based architecture, and great code. These are a few of the
perks that make Drupal a choice platform for developers who want
the power of an established CMS, but the freedom to make it work
for them. From social networking to AJAX to e-commerce, the
hundreds of existing modules attest to Drupal's flexibility. When
you create a new module for Drupal, it fits seamlessly into the
look and feel of your overall site. If you can think it in PHP, you
can code it as a Drupal module. Dive into Drupal module development
as we create the Philosopher Biographies website, developing new
modules and themes to meet practical goals. Create custom content
types. Add AJAX functionality with the jQuery library. Use external
XML APIs to add content to your site. Email newsletters to site
members. Use themes. Empower administrators with extra features.
And bundle it all up in a custom installation profile. You won't
find a "hello world" here If you're eager to start creating modules
for Drupal 6, this is your book. Walk through the development of
complete Drupal modules with this primer for PHP programmers.
Specifically written for Drupal 6, this book will get you coding
modules as quickly as possible, and help you add the features that
will give your work that professional gloss Just getting started
with Drupal development? This book will give you a clear, concise
and, of course, practical guidance to take you from the basics of
creating your first module to developing the skills to make you a
Drupal developer to be reckoned with. Are you a Drupal developer
looking to update to version 6? This book covers the new and
updated APIs to guide your transition to Drupal 6. The new menu
system, the Forms and Schema APIs, and many core revisions are
covered in this book.
This practical introduction to OpenLDAP for Application Developers
emphasizes how to get things done, going into Lightweight Directory
Access Protocol (LDAP) theory only to answer practical questions.
It demystifies OpenLDAP, providing a solid understanding of how to
use its directory and covering building directory services,
integrating directory services, and developing directory-enabled
PHP or Python applications. Readers need only basic Linux system
administration experience, not LDAP experience. Open-source
OpenLDAP directory server is included in all major Linux
distributions; many open-source and proprietary applications can
use OpenLDAP's services. Client applications use LDAP to connect to
OpenLDAP, search the directory, and (if authorized) modify and
manipulate records. Most often used to provide network-based
authentication services for users, LDAP servers have many other
uses: address book, DNS database, organizational tool, even network
object store for applications.
A practical guide to understanding and working with this proven
Java/JSP based content management system .Understand how OpenCms
handles and publishes content to the Web .Learn how to create your
own, complex, OpenCms website .Develop the skills to implement,
customize and maintain an OpenCms website This book takes you
through the process of creating content rich web sites and
applications using OpenCms. Although powerful and flexible, OpenCms
can be daunting on first approach, but its advanced features reward
the investment in learning. This book exists to ease Java
developers into getting the most from OpenCms. OpenCms is a
professional-level, open source Website Content Management System,
with which you can create and manage complex websites. Based on
Java and XML technology, it fits into almost any modern IT
environment. With this book you will master OpenCms, and learn the
skills to implement, customize and maintain an OpenCms website.
This book covers .Installing OpenCms, and its basic concepts .Using
the OpenCms Workplace .Exploring the core architecture and the
virtual file system .Working with JSP templates .Creating OpenCms
modules .Adding custom resource types .Exporting to static HTML
.Deploying and managing an OpenCms Website At the end of this book,
you will: .Understand how OpenCms handles and publishes content to
the Web .Be confident working in the OpenCms environment .Have the
skills to extend the OpenCms system .Be able to create your own,
complex, OpenCms website Who this book is written for If you are a
web developer new to OpenCms, or are an experienced OpenCms
developer who is looking to get the most from the system, then this
is the book for you. A working knowledge of Java, JSP and XML is
required to get the most from OpenCms, and from this book.
DESCRIPTION Go may be the perfect systems language. Built with
simplicity, concurrency, and modern applications in mind, Go
provides the core tool set for rapidly building web, cloud, and
systems applications. With superstar projects like Docker giving
the language a high-visibility boost; it's no wonder that companies
are clamoring for experienced Go engineers. With knowledge of a
language like Java or C#, it's easy to get started with Go; the
trick is finding the practical dirt-under-the-fingernails
techniques that are needed to build production-ready code. Go in
Practice guides readers through dozens of real-world techniques in
key areas like package management and microservice communication.
Following a cookbook-style Problem/Solution/Discussion format, this
practical handbook builds on the foundational concepts of the Go
language and introduces specific strategies that can be used in
day-to-day applications. Readers will learn techniques for building
web services, such as using Go in the cloud, testing and debugging,
routing, and network applications. KEY FEATURES Practical hands-on
guide Based on hard-earned knowledge Contains dozens of real-world
techniques AUDIENCE Written for readers who have already started
exploring Go and want to use it effectively in a production
setting. ABOUT THE TECHNOLOGY Built with simplicity, concurrency,
and modern applications in mind, Go provides the core tool set for
rapidly building web, cloud, and systems applications. With
superstar projects like Docker giving the language a
high-visibility boost, it's no wonder that companies are clamoring
for experienced Go engineers.
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