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Integrated by Design: Why the Best Systems Are the Ones You Don't Notice

Integrated by Design: Why the Best Systems Are the Ones You Don't Notice

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Operating SystemsSystem Administration

Publisher Price: $80.00

ISBN10: 3982865212
ISBN13: 9783982865218
Publisher: Vossscher Verlag
Published: Apr 23 2026
Pages: 372
Weight: 1.91
Height: 1.01 Width: 7.00 Depth: 10.00
Language: English

Modern infrastructure runs on Linux, and most engineers have never used anything else. Linux is not a system, though: it is a hundred sovereign projects stitched together by distributions. The seams are visible if you know where to look. Boot environments arrive in mainstream Linux a decade after FreeBSD shipped them. Container orchestration grows into platforms more complex than the workloads they were meant to run. Firewalls split into iptables, then nftables, then ufw, then firewalld, then back. Each tool, in isolation, is competent. The cost compounds in the integration tax that no one quite accounts for, and that everyone keeps paying.

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