3 New EKS Books Reshaping Cloud DevOps in 2025

Drawing from nearly two decades of hands-on DevOps experience, Dmytro Kozhevin offers a focused exploration of deploying and managing AWS EKS environments using Terraform. You’ll gain a solid grasp of IAM essentials, Kubernetes setup, and how to securely bridge AWS resources with Kubernetes clusters. The book walks you through creating zero-maintenance, scalable applications, including managing access controls and persistent storage, all illustrated through practical Terraform configurations. If you’re looking to deepen your operational skills in AWS EKS with a methodical, code-driven approach, this book provides clear, detailed guidance that suits both practitioners and educators in the IT space.

After more than 15 years immersed in cloud computing, Vera Kennedy draws on her extensive hands-on experience to dissect the challenges of accessing Amazon EKS clusters. You’ll gain a clear understanding of how access difficulties can disrupt performance and what practical steps secure your cluster effectively. The report unpacks key elements like access dynamics, security best practices, and emerging management trends, all in a style that doesn’t assume you’re a Kubernetes guru. Whether you’re an IT admin troubleshooting day-to-day issues or a decision-maker overseeing cloud strategy, this book equips you with the know-how to navigate EKS access complexities confidently.

This personalized book explores the latest developments and cutting-edge strategies in Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) as of 2025. It examines emerging trends in cluster deployment, security enhancements, and scalability challenges, all tailored to match your background and specific goals. By focusing on your interests, it reveals how to navigate the evolving EKS landscape with a fresh perspective, integrating recent discoveries and advanced techniques. Through this tailored approach, you gain a focused learning experience that highlights innovations and practical insights relevant to your unique needs in cloud-native architecture and DevOps.

Malcolm Orr's extensive experience as a Principal Architect at AWS Professional Services shines through in this detailed guide to Amazon EKS. You’ll get a clear understanding of EKS architecture, cluster management, and security nuances that often trip up even seasoned engineers. The book dives into practical skills like building Docker images, pushing them to AWS ECR, and leveraging serverless Fargate for workload deployment, making it a solid resource if you’re hands-on with Kubernetes on AWS. If you’re a cloud architect or engineer familiar with containerization basics, this book offers concrete ways to optimize your EKS deployments and troubleshoot common challenges.