The contents of this paperback would make an interesting series of articles, but it lacks the depth needed for any good book. Everything is already upfront in the table of contents and it does not go into any real substance inside. Although the authors do provide some good ideas, they don't suggest anything that isn't already common sense to those in the web development field. The problem is that the book makes no assumptions about the type of site that you're running or the server environment, so it doesn't tell you how to achieve anything. If you are new to the web management field, you might find this a good choice. Anyone else will probably feel cheated.