As part of the introductory material, it would be very helpful to have an overview of how Ansible compares to Helm and Operators. I think you touch on Helm in episodes 3 & 4 of your Kube101 video series. I also realize they hadn't quite evolved yet when you started to work on this book.
Ideally it would give an overview of what each tool was intended for, what common/typical use cases are, and skills sets required to develop automation with that tool.
As part of the introductory material, it would be very helpful to have an overview of how Ansible compares to Helm and Operators. I think you touch on Helm in episodes 3 & 4 of your Kube101 video series. I also realize they hadn't quite evolved yet when you started to work on this book.
Ideally it would give an overview of what each tool was intended for, what common/typical use cases are, and skills sets required to develop automation with that tool.
Edit: It would also be good to have some positioning/context/advantages/limitations for building operators with Ansible using the Operator-SDK - https://sdk.operatorframework.io/docs/building-operators/ansible/tutorial/