Isbn: 9798193468691 - github copilot for devops engineers: automate ci/cd, infrastructure as code, and incident response with copilot cli, coding agent, and sdk (2 resultados)

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    Editorial: Independently published, 2026

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    Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. GitHub Copilot changed more in the first half of 2026 than in its previous three years combined - and most DevOps engineers are still using it like it's 2024.The CLI went from a suggestion tool to a full agentic runtime. The Coding Agent can investigate, fix, and open a pull request with nobody at the keyboard. The SDK now lets you embed that same agentic engine into your own internal tools. This isn't roadmap talk - it's shipped, documented, and already changing how the best DevOps teams work.The problem: nobody has shown DevOps engineers specifically how to fold this into real infrastructure work - not toy demos, but production pipelines, real credentials, and real blast radius - without handing an AI agent more authority than it should have.This book closes that gap.You'll learn to integrate Copilot's CLI, Coding Agent, and SDK directly into your CI/CD, infrastructure-as-code, and incident-response workflows - using headless automation, agent-assisted debugging, and a governance framework you'll apply to every automation decision from here forward.Inside, you'll find: A working setup and permission-scoping discipline that keeps agentic tools from inheriting more access than a task needsHands-on CLI workflows for terminal-native investigation, infrastructure-as-code generation, and multi-service diagnosticsHeadless and scheduled CLI automation wired directly into CI/CD pipelines - with the guardrails most tutorials skipA three-question governance framework for deciding what's safe to automate, what needs human review, and what should never run unattendedA full diagnostic methodology for when agentic automation fails - including a real worked incident, start to finishCustom agent development with the Copilot SDK, including production-grade error handling most examples never showA complete capstone project integrating every skill into one governed, guarded pipelineWho this book is for: DevOps, platform, and cloud engineers who already know their craft - you write CI/CD pipelines, read Terraform and Kubernetes manifests, and work in a terminal without hand-holding. You don't need prior experience with Copilot's newer agentic features. You do need to already be comfortable with DevOps fundamentals; this isn't a beginner's introduction to the discipline.Most books on this topic teach you which buttons to press. This one teaches you when not to press them - and what to do when something goes wrong anyway. That judgment is the actual, durable skill. The specific commands will keep changing. This book is built so the thinking doesn't have to start over every time they do. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.