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This is really good. Reformat it and turn it in to a book. Market it as essential reading for anyone running or thinking about running kubernetes or vault. Edi
by yanslookup 8y ago
This is really good. Reformat it and turn it in to a book. Market it as essential reading for anyone running or thinking about running kubernetes or vault.
Edit: actually this is way more in depth than is needed for k8s. But, I think that's a good target market for a book you can sell like candy for $25.
- viraptor 8y agoI'm curious - I've never seen tech books that short that people actually buy. Could you link some example? The closest I know of are the Julia Evans' zines, but I think you meant something different.
- jensv 8y agoHere's an example on GTFS. https://gumroad.com/l/gtfsbundle https://gumroad.com/l/gtfsbundle
- coldtea 8y ago>I'm curious - I've never seen tech books that short that people actually buy. Not sure about 20 pages or so, but there's a whole variety of short tech books. O'Reilly had their "pocket reference" series, some of which are less than 100 pages.
- tallanvor 8y ago$25 for what would amount to a 30 page book? I sincerely hope nobody is gullible enough to pay that much for information that can be found quite easily for free.