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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Have you ever wondered why some organizations deploy code dozens of times a day without compromising security, while others struggle with vulnerabilities, failed releases, and endless compliance audits? What separates elite engineering teams from everyone else?The answer isn't choosing between speed and security-it's mastering DevSecOps.Enterprise DevSecOps Engineering Handbook is your practical guide to building secure, automated, and production-ready software delivery pipelines where security becomes an integral part of every stage of development. Instead of treating protection as a final checkpoint, what if every commit, container, infrastructure change, and deployment could be continuously verified before reaching production?Have you been trying to understand how secure CI/CD pipelines really work? Curious about protecting Kubernetes clusters against modern threats? Wondering how Infrastructure as Code can eliminate configuration drift while improving reliability? Or asking yourself how GitOps transforms deployments into auditable, repeatable, and resilient workflows?This handbook answers those questions with real-world enterprise practices.Inside, you'll discover how to design secure development lifecycles, integrate automated security testing into continuous integration, harden containerized applications, manage secrets safely, secure Kubernetes workloads, implement Infrastructure as Code using modern automation principles, and satisfy cloud compliance requirements without slowing delivery. Every concept is explained with an emphasis on practical implementation rather than theory alone.Whether you're a DevOps engineer, cloud architect, security professional, platform engineer, SRE, software developer, or IT leader, you'll gain the knowledge needed to create scalable DevSecOps environments that support both innovation and governance. The techniques presented reflect the challenges faced by modern enterprise teams operating across cloud-native platforms and containerized infrastructure.Imagine deploying faster while reducing risk. Imagine passing audits with confidence instead of scrambling for evidence. Imagine building pipelines that automatically enforce security, compliance, and operational consistency.If you're ready to strengthen your engineering skills, modernize your software delivery process, and build secure cloud-native systems with confidence, this handbook belongs on your professional bookshelf.Take the next step-unlock enterprise-grade DevSecOps expertise and start building secure, automated, and resilient delivery pipelines today. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Are you ready to move beyond simply using Linux on embedded hardware and start understanding what happens beneath the surface?What if you could learn how Linux communicates with hardware, how kernel drivers are structured, and how software can control real embedded devices?Embedded Linux Device Driver Development by Gavin Maverick is a practical guide for developers, students, engineers, and aspiring embedded Linux professionals who want to understand how device drivers are built, configured, tested, and integrated into real systems.Have you ever wondered how a Linux system recognizes a hardware device? How does the kernel know what a peripheral is, where it is located, or how it should communicate with it? What exactly happens between a user-space application and the hardware underneath?This book takes you into that layer.You'll explore the foundations of Linux kernel driver development and progressively work toward the technologies that matter in modern embedded systems. Instead of treating device drivers as mysterious kernel code, this book helps you understand the concepts, interfaces, and development process behind them.How does the Linux kernel interact with hardware through the Device Tree? How can GPIOs be controlled from a driver? How does I2C communication work when your driver needs to communicate with sensors or peripheral devices? What makes SPI different, and when would you use it? And when ordinary data transfers are not enough, how can DMA improve the movement of data between devices and memory?You'll explore these questions while developing a stronger understanding of: Linux kernel modules and driver architectureDevice Tree concepts and hardware descriptionGPIO control and hardware interactionI2C communication and peripheral driversSPI interfaces and device communicationDMA concepts and data transferDriver initialization and kernel integrationDebugging and troubleshooting techniquesPractical approaches to embedded hardware developmentWhat happens when you stop memorizing driver concepts and start understanding how the pieces work together? You become better equipped to approach unfamiliar hardware, read existing driver code, identify problems, and build solutions of your own.Whether you are taking your first steps into embedded Linux or looking to strengthen your existing kernel-development skills, this book gives you a structured path from fundamental concepts toward practical driver development.Are you a student trying to understand Linux kernel programming? An embedded developer working with custom hardware? An engineer dealing with GPIO, I2C, SPI, or DMA? Or simply someone asking, "How does Linux actually talk to the hardware?"If you want to build a deeper, more practical understanding of Linux device drivers, this is where you can begin.Stop treating the kernel as a black box. Start understanding the connection between Linux software and embedded hardware.Get your copy of Embedded Linux Device Driver Development today and start building the knowledge needed to develop, debug, and work confidently with Linux kernel drivers. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Have you ever wondered why some organizations deploy code dozens of times a day without compromising security, while others struggle with vulnerabilities, failed releases, and endless compliance audits? What separates elite engineering teams from everyone else?The answer isn't choosing between speed and security-it's mastering DevSecOps.Enterprise DevSecOps Engineering Handbook is your practical guide to building secure, automated, and production-ready software delivery pipelines where security becomes an integral part of every stage of development. Instead of treating protection as a final checkpoint, what if every commit, container, infrastructure change, and deployment could be continuously verified before reaching production?Have you been trying to understand how secure CI/CD pipelines really work? Curious about protecting Kubernetes clusters against modern threats? Wondering how Infrastructure as Code can eliminate configuration drift while improving reliability? Or asking yourself how GitOps transforms deployments into auditable, repeatable, and resilient workflows?This handbook answers those questions with real-world enterprise practices.Inside, you'll discover how to design secure development lifecycles, integrate automated security testing into continuous integration, harden containerized applications, manage secrets safely, secure Kubernetes workloads, implement Infrastructure as Code using modern automation principles, and satisfy cloud compliance requirements without slowing delivery. Every concept is explained with an emphasis on practical implementation rather than theory alone.Whether you're a DevOps engineer, cloud architect, security professional, platform engineer, SRE, software developer, or IT leader, you'll gain the knowledge needed to create scalable DevSecOps environments that support both innovation and governance. The techniques presented reflect the challenges faced by modern enterprise teams operating across cloud-native platforms and containerized infrastructure.Imagine deploying faster while reducing risk. Imagine passing audits with confidence instead of scrambling for evidence. Imagine building pipelines that automatically enforce security, compliance, and operational consistency.If you're ready to strengthen your engineering skills, modernize your software delivery process, and build secure cloud-native systems with confidence, this handbook belongs on your professional bookshelf.Take the next step-unlock enterprise-grade DevSecOps expertise and start building secure, automated, and resilient delivery pipelines today. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Are you ready to move beyond simply using Linux on embedded hardware and start understanding what happens beneath the surface?What if you could learn how Linux communicates with hardware, how kernel drivers are structured, and how software can control real embedded devices?Embedded Linux Device Driver Development by Gavin Maverick is a practical guide for developers, students, engineers, and aspiring embedded Linux professionals who want to understand how device drivers are built, configured, tested, and integrated into real systems.Have you ever wondered how a Linux system recognizes a hardware device? How does the kernel know what a peripheral is, where it is located, or how it should communicate with it? What exactly happens between a user-space application and the hardware underneath?This book takes you into that layer.You'll explore the foundations of Linux kernel driver development and progressively work toward the technologies that matter in modern embedded systems. Instead of treating device drivers as mysterious kernel code, this book helps you understand the concepts, interfaces, and development process behind them.How does the Linux kernel interact with hardware through the Device Tree? How can GPIOs be controlled from a driver? How does I2C communication work when your driver needs to communicate with sensors or peripheral devices? What makes SPI different, and when would you use it? And when ordinary data transfers are not enough, how can DMA improve the movement of data between devices and memory?You'll explore these questions while developing a stronger understanding of: Linux kernel modules and driver architectureDevice Tree concepts and hardware descriptionGPIO control and hardware interactionI2C communication and peripheral driversSPI interfaces and device communicationDMA concepts and data transferDriver initialization and kernel integrationDebugging and troubleshooting techniquesPractical approaches to embedded hardware developmentWhat happens when you stop memorizing driver concepts and start understanding how the pieces work together? You become better equipped to approach unfamiliar hardware, read existing driver code, identify problems, and build solutions of your own.Whether you are taking your first steps into embedded Linux or looking to strengthen your existing kernel-development skills, this book gives you a structured path from fundamental concepts toward practical driver development.Are you a student trying to understand Linux kernel programming? An embedded developer working with custom hardware? An engineer dealing with GPIO, I2C, SPI, or DMA? Or simply someone asking, "How does Linux actually talk to the hardware?"If you want to build a deeper, more practical understanding of Linux device drivers, this is where you can begin.Stop treating the kernel as a black box. Start understanding the connection between Linux software and embedded hardware.Get your copy of Embedded Linux Device Driver Development today and start building the knowledge needed to develop, debug, and work confidently with Linux kernel drivers. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…