Three expert-level ebooks covering AI Engineering, GenAI for Business Analysts, and DevOps & Cloud. Practical knowledge, real projects, production-ready techniques.
Whether you build AI systems from scratch or lead their adoption inside organisations — there's a complete guide for you.
You want to transition into AI engineering — building LLM pipelines, RAG systems, and production AI agents. The AI Engineer's Guide is your complete roadmap.
You work with technical teams and need to understand GenAI, write requirements, and manage AI deployments. BA GenAI Guide was built for exactly this.
You want to master the modern DevOps stack — containers, IaC, CI/CD and multi-cloud. The DevOps Complete Guide takes you from Linux basics to production-grade infrastructure.
You want to pivot into one of the most in-demand specialisations in tech. All three books give you the foundations and practical projects to build your portfolio.
Buy one or both. Each book is a full, self-contained resource. Together they cover the full spectrum of AI — from engineering to business strategy.
Generative AI, LLMs & Modern Machine Learning Engineering. From ML fundamentals to production-grade AI systems — 29 chapters across 7 parts.
GenAI Strategy, Requirements & Governance for Business Analysts. From understanding AI to leading deployments — 24 chapters plus appendices.
Linux, Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, CI/CD, Cloud & DevSecOps. From foundations to production infrastructure — 197 pages across 7 parts.
Save $15 and get the full picture of AI — technical mastery and business strategy in one purchase.
AI Engineer + Business Analyst GenAI + DevOps Complete Guide
Both books are comprehensive, current and packed with practical examples. Here's a high-level view of each.
Role overview, AI vs. ML Engineer, career path and competencies
ML fundamentals, deep learning, NLP, large language models
Generative models, Transformers, prompt engineering, fine-tuning
Model selection, LLM pipelines, RAG, AI agents, evaluation
MLOps, experiment management, deployment, cost and performance
Hallucinations, prompt injection attacks, responsible deployment
Build a chatbot, RAG system, fine-tune a model, integrate into web
Who is a BA GenAI, business and technical competencies
How LLMs work, generative models in business, typical applications
Process identification, gap analysis, GenAI requirements
RAG in practice, model evaluation, business prompt design
Working with tech teams, project management, documentation
Legal risks, data security, responsible AI implementation
Customer service, analytics, internal AI assistants, HR & sales
DevOps principles, Linux for DevOps, networking fundamentals
Git, Docker, Kubernetes, Helm — containers in production
Terraform, Ansible — automating infrastructure at scale
Jenkins, GitHub Actions, ArgoCD, deployment pipelines
AWS, GCP, Azure — architecture, services, multi-cloud
Prometheus, Grafana, ELK stack, SRE practices
Security pipelines, hardening, platform engineering
"The AI Engineer guide is exactly what I needed to transition from backend dev to AI engineer. The RAG and fine-tuning chapters are gold — practical, no fluff, real techniques I applied immediately."
"As a BA on GenAI projects, I was always lost in technical discussions. After reading the BA GenAI guide, I can now confidently lead AI requirement sessions and actually understand what engineers are building."
"Bought the bundle — best decision. Both books complement each other perfectly. I now understand the full picture of AI: the technical architecture and the business strategy. Worth every penny."
Two complete guides to Generative AI — for engineers and analysts. Get the knowledge that matters most right now in tech.
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