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Global-Scale Scientific Cloud Computing with Kubernetes and Terraform (1/2)
Execute scientific pipelines at global scale with confidence.
Exporting Google Cloud Monitoring Data to BigQuery Seamlessly
An open-source project to export Cloud Monitoring data to BigQuery for better control and analysis.
Why I Work at DoiT as a Cloud Infrastructure Consultant
I have been working at DoiT International as a Senior Cloud Architect since 2019. Maybe you should too?
Control Costs with Google CloudSQL CUDs
Stop guesstimating your Cloud SQL usage for CUDs. Here’s how to get an accurate breakdown of your Cloud SQL CUD-eligible spend and usage.
Production-Scale IoT Best Practices: Implementation with GCP (Part 1/3)
How to securely register millions of IoT devices streaming telemetry data to your Google Cloud environment.
Kubernetes is removing multiple APIs — here’s how to protect yourself
When not thoroughly reading the K8s release notes can (and will!) backfire at your containerized workloads!
Remote Coding with PyCharm and Google Cloud
A quick tutorial on how to configure your PyCharm to run on a remote GCP instance using an ssh remote interpreter
Accidental Network Outage? Here’s How You Can Regain Access to Your Google Cloud Windows Instance
You are performing some kind of configuration on a Google cloud-based Windows server and then it suddenly disconnects from the internet…
Flexible Reservations for AWS
A fundamentally new way to save on your AWS EC2 workloads by making short-term, 1-month commitments.
Demystifying Configuration Version Control
In modern software development, we often need to deploy the same software with different configurations.
Your cloud bill shouldn't be a mystery
Optimization, automation, expertise. In one platform.
AWS S3 Multipart Uploads — Avoiding Hidden Costs from Unfinished Uploads
Don’t fall into the hidden cost pitfalls of interrupted S3 multipart uploads. Here’s how to ID uploaded object parts and reduce costs.
From Notebook to AWS
For newcomers to ML who want to start easy, and then step up