Looking for a hands-on book to learn Kubernetes? That’s precisely what the Reddit users were asked a week ago. Here is the list of books the community praised — feel free to share it with everyone interested! 🔗

- “Kubernetes in Action” by Marko Lukša (2017, Manning). Its second edition is scheduled for this autumn. Rated 4.7 at Amazon.
- “The Book of Kubernetes: A Complete Guide to Container Orchestration” by Alan Hohn (2022, No Starch Press). Rated 4.4 at Amazon.
- “Kubernetes Up & Running” by Brendan Burns, Joe Beda, Kelsey Hightower, Lachlan Evenson (3rd Edition in 2022, O'Reilly Media). Rated 4.6 at Amazon.
- “The Kubernetes Book” by Nigel Poulton (last edition in 2024). Rated 4.5 at Amazon.
- “Kubernetes Fundamentals: A Step-by-Step Development and Interview Guide” by Himanshu Agrawal (2023, Apress). Not rated at Amazon.

💡 It was also pleasant to see that a few people mentioned the official Kubernetes documentation as an essential resource for learning K8s.

P. S. The original Reddit discussion is here.

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