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Can someone please refer a book for building concepts of infrastructure domain ?

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Can someone please refer a book for building concepts of infrastructure domain ?
posted Jun 3, 2014 by Pallavi Ghildiyal

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I am assuming that infrastructure means Operating System:
My Choice : Operating System Concepts by Silberschatz, Galvin and Gagne
Alternate Book: Modren Operating Systems by Tanenbaum

If infrastructure means networking then try Computer Networks by Tanenbaum

answer Jun 3, 2014 by Salil Agrawal
Thanks ... but instead  of books on specific areas like servers, OS, storage, networks or data-centre, it  would be great if I could get to know about one book that touches all the basic aspects.
commented Jun 3, 2014 by Pallavi Ghildiyal
Hard to have one book which touches all the stuff, 1st book will basically high level OS, Memory Mgmt, Storage Management. Tanenbaum will basically cover the networking. I doubt if we have single book which touches all the points.
commented Jun 3, 2014 by Salil Agrawal
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