Books
I love reading, and this is a short list of books I've found useful for IT related things.
UNIX and Linux System Administration Handbook
- In its fifth edition, this is the gold standard for Linux administration.
Automate the Boring Stuff with Python
- How I started teaching myself Python, very much recommended.
The Phoenix Project
- The only "business" book I actually liked, basically about how to do project managment (DevOps).
In the Beginning... Was the Command Line
- Great reading for anyone in IT, though it does show its age, it's still very well written.
The Pragmatic Programmer
- Useful for someone who doesn't have a programming background.
Algorithms to Live By
- A nice dive into how insights from algorithms can be applied to everyday questions.
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