Isbn: 9798182297394 - it fundamentals for beginners: the lazy person's guide to hardware, cloud, devops, networking, security, databases, dns, git and linux: 2 (data analytics for beginners) (5 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Have you ever stared blankly at a cloud console, terrified of accidentally racking up a massive, unexpected multi-thousand-dollar weekend bill? Or maybe you've been told that before you can touch modern cloud infrastructure or understand why a container fails, you need to spend twelve months and thousands of dollars collecting an alphabet soup of certifications like A+, Network+, and CCNA.In IT Fundamentals for Beginners: The Lazy Person's Guide to Hardware, Cloud, DevOps, Networking, Security, Databases, DNS, Git and Linux, author John Cutts strips away the dry reference manuals, the dense acronym overload, and the rigid academic tracks. This definitive 2026 primer provides a fast, highly practical mental map of how modern technology actually works, written specifically for developers, data analysts, and career-changers who need to get functional quickly without getting lost in the weeds.What You Will Master Inside This Guide: The Physical Stage: Understand the 5 core hardware components (CPU, RAM, SSDs, NICs, and GPUs) and see exactly how they interact to process software instructions in fractions of a second.Virtualization & The Cloud: Shift from physical, underutilized bare-metal servers to hypervisors and Virtual Machines (VMs). Master the real-world economics of cloud computing and the foundational differences between IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS.Networking & IP Addressing: Demystify how data moves across LANs and WANs using routers, switches, and VLANs. Learn to confidently read IPv4 addresses, subnet masks, and CIDR notation.Cloud Security Layers: Stop guessing at firewall rules. Master the exact mechanics of stateful instance-level Security Groups and stateless subnet-level Network ACLs (NACLs).The Internet's Phone Book (DNS): Trace the millisecond-level recursive lookup process, decode record types like A, CNAME, MX, and TXT, and use essential diagnostic commands like nslookup and dig.Databases, Monitoring, & Logging: Compare relational SQL structures with flexible NoSQL databases. Learn to interpret structured JSON logs and set up the critical automated billing alerts that protect your budget.Modern Delivery (DevOps, SRE, & Platform Engineering): Step into modern software deployment with CI/CD pipelines, Git version control, Infrastructure as Code (Terraform), and learn how SRE teams manage reliability using Error Budgets.Linux Terminal & Automation: Acquire hands-on comfort with the Linux operating system. Master essential shell navigation, the file permissions model (chmod), and write your own Bash scripts to automate repetitive tasks."Hardware is the part of a computer you can kick; software is the part you can only curse at." - Traditional IT WisdomWhether your goal is cloud engineering, DevOps, cyber security, or simply surviving a technical conversation with your engineering team, this book delivers the exact conceptual scaffold you need This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Have you ever stared blankly at a cloud console, terrified of accidentally racking up a massive, unexpected multi-thousand-dollar weekend bill? Or maybe you've been told that before you can touch modern cloud infrastructure or understand why a container fails, you need to spend twelve months and thousands of dollars collecting an alphabet soup of certifications like A+, Network+, and CCNA.In IT Fundamentals for Beginners: The Lazy Person's Guide to Hardware, Cloud, DevOps, Networking, Security, Databases, DNS, Git and Linux, author John Cutts strips away the dry reference manuals, the dense acronym overload, and the rigid academic tracks. This definitive 2026 primer provides a fast, highly practical mental map of how modern technology actually works, written specifically for developers, data analysts, and career-changers who need to get functional quickly without getting lost in the weeds.What You Will Master Inside This Guide: The Physical Stage: Understand the 5 core hardware components (CPU, RAM, SSDs, NICs, and GPUs) and see exactly how they interact to process software instructions in fractions of a second.Virtualization & The Cloud: Shift from physical, underutilized bare-metal servers to hypervisors and Virtual Machines (VMs). Master the real-world economics of cloud computing and the foundational differences between IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS.Networking & IP Addressing: Demystify how data moves across LANs and WANs using routers, switches, and VLANs. Learn to confidently read IPv4 addresses, subnet masks, and CIDR notation.Cloud Security Layers: Stop guessing at firewall rules. Master the exact mechanics of stateful instance-level Security Groups and stateless subnet-level Network ACLs (NACLs).The Internet's Phone Book (DNS): Trace the millisecond-level recursive lookup process, decode record types like A, CNAME, MX, and TXT, and use essential diagnostic commands like nslookup and dig.Databases, Monitoring, & Logging: Compare relational SQL structures with flexible NoSQL databases. Learn to interpret structured JSON logs and set up the critical automated billing alerts that protect your budget.Modern Delivery (DevOps, SRE, & Platform Engineering): Step into modern software deployment with CI/CD pipelines, Git version control, Infrastructure as Code (Terraform), and learn how SRE teams manage reliability using Error Budgets.Linux Terminal & Automation: Acquire hands-on comfort with the Linux operating system. Master essential shell navigation, the file permissions model (chmod), and write your own Bash scripts to automate repetitive tasks."Hardware is the part of a computer you can kick; software is the part you can only curse at." - Traditional IT WisdomWhether your goal is cloud engineering, DevOps, cyber security, or simply surviving a technical conversation with your engineering team, this book delivers the exact conceptual scaffold you need This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …