Learn multicloud deployment on Anthos directly from the Google development team! Anthos delivers a consistent management platform for deploying and operating Linux and Windows applications anywhere—multi-cloud, edge, on-prem, bare metal, or VMware.

In Google Anthos in Action you will learn:

• How Anthos reduces your dependencies and stack-bloat
• Running applications across multiple clouds and platforms
• Handling different workloads and data
• Adding automation to speed up code delivery
• Modernizing infrastructure with microservices and Service Mesh
• Policy management for enterprises
• Security and observability at scale

Google Anthos in Action demystifies Anthos with practical examples of Anthos at work and invaluable insights from the Google team that built it. You’ll learn how to use this modern, Kubernetes-based cloud platform to balance costs, automate security, and run your software literally anywhere. The book is full of Google-tested patterns that will boost efficiency across the development lifecycle. It’s an absolutely essential guide for anyone working with Anthos, or delivering software in a cloud-centric world.

About the technology

The operations nightmare: modern applications run on-prem, in the cloud, at the edge, on bare metal, in containers, over VMs, in any combination. And you’re expected to handle the rollouts, dataOps, security, performance, scaling, backup, and whatever else comes your way. Google Anthos feels your pain. This Kubernetes-based system simplifies hybrid and multicloud operations, providing a single platform for deploying and managing your applications, wherever they live.

About the book

Google Anthos in Action introduces Anthos and shows you how it can simplify operations for hybrid cloud systems. Written by 17 Googlers, it lays out everything you can do with Anthos, from Kubernetes deployments to AI models and edge computing. Each fully illustrated chapter opens up a different Anthos feature, with exercises and examples so you can see Anthos in action. You’ll appreciate the valuable mix of perspectives and insight this awesome team of authors delivers.

What's inside

• Reduce dependencies and stack-bloat
• Run applications across multiple clouds and platforms
• Speed up code delivery with automation
• Policy management for enterprises
• Security and observability at scale

About the reader

For software and cloud engineers with experience using Kubernetes.

Table of Contents

1 Overview of Anthos

2 One single pane of glass

3 Computing environment built on Kubernetes

4 Anthos Service Mesh: Security and observability at scale

5 Operations management

6 Bringing it all together

7 Hybrid applications

8 Working at the edge and the telco world

9 Serverless compute engine (Knative)

10 Networking environment

11 Config Management architecture

12 Integrations with CI/CD

13 Security and policies

14 Marketplace

15 Migrate

16 Breaking the monolith

17 Compute environment running on bare metal

About the author

Google Anthos in Action is written by a team of 17 Googlers involved with Anthos development, and Google Cloud Certified Fellows assisting customers in the field.

Antonio has a passion for establishing and managing global technological talent, for innovation and execution. His core expertise is in cloud computing, deep learning, and search engines. Currently, he serves as Eng Director for the Office of the CTO, Google Cloud. Previously, he served as Google Warsaw Site leader, more than doubling the size of the engineering site.

So far, Antonio has been lucky enough to gain professional experience in 4 countries in Europe and has managed teams in 6 countries in EMEA and U.S: In Amsterdam, as Vice President for Elsevier, a leading scientific publisher; in London, as Engineering Site Lead for Microsoft working on Bing, Search; in Italy and U.K, as CTO, Europe and UK for Ask.com; and in several co-funded startups including one of the first web search companies in Europe.

Antonio has co-invented a number of technologies for search, smart energy, environment, and AI, with 20+ patents issued/applied, and he has published several books about coding and machine learning, also translated into Japanese and Chinese. Antonio speaks Spanish, English, Italian, and he is currently learning Polish and French. Antonio is a proud father of 2 boys, Lorenzo, 18, Leonardo, 13, and a little queen Aurora, 9 years.