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When Should I Use Cloud Armor?
Google Cloud Armor is a well known enterprise-grade DDoS defense and web application firewall service that provides additional…
Demonstrating Your K8s Scheduler With Kube-Scheduler-Simulator In A Real Cluster
In the previous post, I wrote how we can develop our own scheduler with kube-scheduler-simulator. If you could implemented your…
Discover Why Leaders Need To Upskill Teams In ML, AI And Data
Tech companies are ramping up the search for highly skilled data analytics, AI and ML professionals, with the…
Flexible Committed Use Discounts — A Simple New Way To Discount Compute Engine Instances
Saving money never goes out of style. Today, many of our customers use Compute Engine resource-based committed use…
Zippedi Keeps Store Shelves Stocked With The Help Of Google Cloud
These days, many stores can’t keep their shelves stocked with the basic items people need at an affordable…
Seven Zero Trust Rules For Kubernetes
Every day, the drumbeat to adopt Zero Trust in tech infrastructure amplifies. Like any cybersecurity buzzword, Zero Trust…
How Wayfair Partnered With Google Cloud To Upskill Their Engineers
Over the past ten years, Wayfair, an online furniture and home goods retailer, experienced exceptional growth, with online…
Partnering With The State Of Oregon To Support A Skilled Tech Workforce
The State of Oregon Employment Department’s WorkSource Oregon organization defines themselves with a simple mission: “Support Business –…
Extend Chrome Security Reporting To CrowdStrike Falcon LogScale
Security insights are a critical piece of a secure enterprise browsing solution. Integrating your chosen security solution with…
Practicing The Principle Of Least Privilege With Cloud Build And Artifact Registry
People often use Cloud Build and Artifact Registry in tandem to build and store software artifacts – these…