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17 Best DevOps Books to Read in 2022

Written by Doug Bonderud
DevOps continues to make inroads as a way to streamline software development

and reduce the risk of post-deployment issues.
While automated processes are often prioritized in DevOps initiatives as a way to

reduce complexity and increase speed, the rapidly-evolving nature of this
framework means that in 2022 (and beyond) human expertise will become more
important than ever.
From improving current DevOps frameworks to deploying new approaches such

as DevSecOps or leveraging cloud solutions to better manage processes at scale,
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there’s an increasing need for experienced DevOps professionals to help

companies make the most of this approach.
Interested in DevOps but not sure where to get started? Have some expertise but
want to expand your knowledge? Already a seasoned pro and looking for new
insight? We’ve got you covered with 17 DevOps books worth a read this year.
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17 Best DevOps Books to Read in 2022

To navigate our list, we’ve broken up our 17 picks into three broad categories:
books for beginners, books for intermediates, and books for experts.
Scroll through the whole list to see if anything piques your interest, or click on the
category of your choice to jump right in.
The Best Books for DevOps Beginners
The Best Books for DevOps Intermediates
The Best Books for DevOps Experts
Best DevOps Books for Beginners

1. The DevOps Handbook: How to Create World-Class Agility,
Reliability, and Security in Technology Organizations
 2/22
The DevOps Handbook is exactly what it says on the cover: A handbook to help IT
professionals integrate development/operations approaches and ensure they
deliver projects on time. Along with tackling the core benefits of DevOps, this
book also comes with practical examples to help businesses make the shift.
Why we like it:
Often called the “DevOps” bible, this book is a perfect starting point for beginners
to get started with DevOps.
2. The DevOps Adoption Playbook: A Guide to Adopting DevOps

in a Multi-Speed IT Enterprise
 3/22
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The DevOps Application Playbook is designed to help larger organizations

effectively implement DevOps by offering actionable, real-world guidance that
connects theory with practice to deploy DevOps at scale.
Why we like it:
Instead of shying away from DevOps challenges, this book highlights them and
shows how they can be easily addressed with the right approach.
3. Practical DevOps: Harness the Power of DevOps to Boost Your

Skill Set and Make Your IT Organization Perform Better
 4/22
The goal of this book is to help teams understand how all the pieces of
development fit together. From DevOps to the agile process, continuous
integration (CI), and continuous delivery (CD), Practical DevOps provides a great
starting point for DevOps integration at scale.
Why we like it:
With a focus on building IT skill sets, this book offers practical advice for any
professional looking to learn more about DevOps.
4. Effective DevOps: Building a Culture of Collaboration, Affinity,

and Tooling at Scale
 5/22
This book is all about the culture of DevOps. From cultivating connections,
improving empathy, to breaking down silos and enhancing teamwork, Effective
DevOps is about the all-important human element of this approach.
Why we like it:
With practical strategies to accomplish DevOps goals and advice for getting buy-in
from C-suite members, this book helps IT pros chart an effective DevOps path for
their careers.
5. DevOps for the Modern Enterprise: Winning Practices to

Transform Legacy IT Organizations
 6/22
Looking for a roadmap to success? DevOps for the Modern Enterprise has you
covered. Author, Mirco Hering, breaks down the key elements and structure
needed to deliver on DevOps potential.
Why we like it:
DevOps for the Modern Enterprise recognizes the critical link between people and
processes to create effective development strategies.
6. The Phoenix Project: A Novel About IT, DevOps, and Helping

Businesses Win
 7/22
The Phoenix Project is structured as a fictional novel that focuses on recently-

promoted VP Bill, who is tasked with fixing the company’s (myriad) problems. Over
the course of the book, Bill discovers that DevOps practices offer the best results
as he navigates different approaches to project development.
Why we like it:
The novel structure of this book offers the dual benefit of being a good read that
also helps readers unpack the core principles of DevOps.
Best DevOps Books for Intermediates

7. Continuous Delivery: Reliable Software Releases Through Build,
Test, and Deployment Automation
 8/22
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Continuous Delivery focuses on the CI/CD pipeline, how it helps connect key
functions, and what steps companies can take to address DevOps issues as they
emerge.
Why we like it:
This book gets down to the nitty-gritty of DevOps, from infrastructure management
to virtualization, testing, and deployments to help IT professionals build an
effective DevOps framework.
8. Leading the Transformation: Applying Agile and DevOps

Principles at Scale
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Leading the Transformation looks at the benefits of combined agile and DevOps
practices, and provides a solid framework for companies to use as their DevOps
initiatives mature.
Why we like it:
This book is short and to the point, offering great insight for readers without
getting bogged down in the details. This makes it a great choice for intermediate
DevOps pros with big responsibilities and small amounts of time.
9. The Unicorn Project: A Novel About Developers, Digital

Disruption, and Thriving in the Age of Data
 10/22
The Unicorn Project is a follow-up to the Phoenix Project, but this time from the
point of Maxine, a developer on the original Phoenix Project team. It follows her
journey to implement the core tenants of DevOps to streamline key processes.
Why we like it:
The novel structure works well again, building on the original to deliver a new,
more in-depth story. While you don’t need to read the Phoenix Project first, it’s a
good idea if you want to get the whole story.
10. Beyond the Phoenix Project: The Origins and Evolution of

DevOps
 11/22
The Phoenix Project is back again, this time with a look at the history of DevOps
and the foundational concepts that set this software development approach apart
from other frameworks.
Why we like it:
Want a deep dive into key DevOps components that matter to successful
organizations? If so, you can’t go wrong with Beyond the Phoenix Project.
11. Cloud Native DevOps with Kubernetes
 12/22
Cloud- and container-based DevOps are making inroads. This book dives into
Kubernetes (K8s) and provides a step-by-step guide to deploying and managing a
K8s container.
Why we like it:
Cloud Native DevOps with Kubernetes does more than offer DevOps insight; it
also comes with a GitHub repository that helps readers apply what they’re learning
directly to their organization.
12. Measure What Matters
Successful DevOps depends on measurement. Are you measuring the right things
at the right time for the right reasons? This book offers a look at OKRs (objectives
and key results) and how companies can effectively implement them for success.
Why we like it:
Packed with mini case studies from a host of companies, Measure What Matters
offers insights for any DevOps approach.
Best DevOps Books for Experts
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13. The DevOps 2.0 Toolkit: Automating the Continuous

Deployment Pipeline with Containerized Microservices
This book focuses on the breadth of DevOps and its applications across different
business use cases. It’s hands-on and tech-forward, meaning that while its concepts
aren’t revolutionary, it requires a solid grasp of the DevOps landscape to deliver
maximum value.
Why we like it:
As valuable for experts as it is for newer DevOps teams, this book offers a solid
foundation to help get new projects off the ground.
14. Building Microservices: Designing Fine-Grained Systems
 14/22
This book also uses the technique of creating a fictional company, but instead of
taking a broad approach, it focuses specifically on the development of
microservices to improve software delivery.
Why we like it:
This book doesn’t pull punches, acknowledging that microservices do have their
shortcomings but also offering practical advice for microservice modeling,
integration, testing, deployment, and monitoring.
15. Infrastructure as Code: Managing Servers in the Cloud
 15/22
Infrastructure as Code takes things a step further with a look at the tools and
technologies necessary to build code-based infrastructure frameworks that support
DevOps initiatives.
Why we like it:
The broad range of “Infrastructure as Code” topics covered in this book make it a
great fit for team leaders, IT engineers, sysadmins, and DevOps architects, to name
a few.
16. Cloud Native Patterns: Designing Change-Tolerant Software
 16/22
Cloud Native Patterns is all about building cloud-based applications capable of

handling massive data and traffic loads without crumbling under the pressure.
Why we like it:
DevOps and the cloud are natural partners, but making best use of both requires
the right approach. Cloud Native Patterns helps teams ensure these two
frameworks work in tandem.
17. Next-Gen DevOps: Creating the DevOps Organisation
 17/22
What comes next? That’s the foundational question for DevOps, and the answer is
continually changing. Next Gen DevOps helps teams make sense of this evolving
landscape with a look at merging data-driven development, automated testing,
and infrastructure as code to create uniform and repeatable processes.
Why we like it:
Along with great DevOps insight, this book offers a streamlined framework for
implementation at scale.
Reading About DevOps

Much like DevOps itself, learning about this development/operations approach is a
continuous and never-ending process. Rather than a static knowledge model that
offers a one-and-done framework for building and deploying great software,
DevOps is an iterative, dynamic environment that is constantly evolving and
providing new ways for teams and enterprises to combine key processes and
deliver improved outcomes.
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Ready to expand your DevOps knowledge and stay ahead of the CI/CD curve?
Start with our list of 17 DevOps books to read in 2022.
Originally published Apr 20, 2022 7:00:00 AM, updated April 20 2022
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27.05.

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17 Best DevOps Books to Read in 2022

DevOps continues to make inroads as a way to streamline software development

While automated processes are often prioritized in DevOps initiatives as a way to

From improving current DevOps frameworks to deploying new approaches such

there’s an increasing need for experienced DevOps professionals to help

Click Here to Subscribe to HubSpot's Website Blog

17 Best DevOps Books to Read in 2022

The Best Books for DevOps Beginners

The Best Books for DevOps Intermediates

The Best Books for DevOps Experts

Best DevOps Books for Beginners

Why we like it:

2. The DevOps Adoption Playbook: A Guide to Adopting DevOps

The DevOps Application Playbook is designed to help larger organizations

Why we like it:

3. Practical DevOps: Harness the Power of DevOps to Boost Your

Why we like it:

4. Effective DevOps: Building a Culture of Collaboration, Affinity,

Why we like it:

5. DevOps for the Modern Enterprise: Winning Practices to

Why we like it:

6. The Phoenix Project: A Novel About IT, DevOps, and Helping

The Phoenix Project is structured as a fictional novel that focuses on recently-

Why we like it:

Best DevOps Books for Intermediates

Why we like it:

8. Leading the Transformation: Applying Agile and DevOps

Why we like it:

9. The Unicorn Project: A Novel About Developers, Digital

Why we like it:

10. Beyond the Phoenix Project: The Origins and Evolution of

Why we like it:

11. Cloud Native DevOps with Kubernetes

Why we like it:

12. Measure What Matters

Why we like it:

Best DevOps Books for Experts

13. The DevOps 2.0 Toolkit: Automating the Continuous

Why we like it:

14. Building Microservices: Designing Fine-Grained Systems

Why we like it:

15. Infrastructure as Code: Managing Servers in the Cloud

Why we like it:

16. Cloud Native Patterns: Designing Change-Tolerant Software

Cloud Native Patterns is all about building cloud-based applications capable of

Why we like it:

17. Next-Gen DevOps: Creating the DevOps Organisation

Why we like it:

Reading About DevOps

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