Category Archives for Google Cloud

GCP Operation Suite

Google Cloud Operations Suite | Stackdriver

📍 Formerly known as Google Stackdriver, Google Cloud Operations Suite includes several tools and services to help with monitoring, troubleshooting, and improving the performance of cloud-based applications. 📍 Some of these services are Cloud Monitoring, Cloud Logs, and Error Reporting. 📍 Google Cloud Operations Suite offers great options to monitor and troubleshoot the applications in […]

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AWS vs Azure vs GCP

Amazon Web Service vs Microsoft Azure vs Google Cloud Platform: Key Difference Between Cloud Platforms

📍 The traditional way of hosting applications was very complicated and expensive. The amount of hardware and software resources needed to run them was very complex. With cloud computing, it’s easy to share resources over the internet. 📍 Amazon Web Service, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform are the top 3 cloud giants in this […]

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Google Cloud Pub/Sub

Google Cloud Pub/Sub: Asynchronous Messaging Service

➤ Google Cloud Pub/Sub is an asynchronous messaging service that helps in decoupling services that produce events from services that process events. ➤ One can publish the message manually or watch the changes in Gmail using Gmail API and notify the user application on a real-time basis. ➤ Pub/Sub= Publisher Subscriber ➤ Pub/Sub model consists […]

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Google Compute Services

Google Cloud Compute Services for Beginners

Google Compute Services is one of Google’s core offerings for businesses looking to run their apps in the cloud. Under the compute umbrella we have a few different specific services and configuration options, and products available for use. Compute Options are: • Compute Engine: It is an unmanaged compute service offered by Google Cloud. • […]

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Google Cloud Run

Google Cloud Run: Fully Managed Compute Environment | Use-Case | Steps To Deploy

Google Cloud Run is a fully managed compute platform that enables users to run stateless containers which can be invoked via Pub/Sub events or web requests. It is serverless which implies that it abstracts all the infrastructure management tasks so that users can focus on building great applications.It is built from Knative that allows serving […]

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Google-Spanner

Google Spanner vs Microsoft CosmosDB: Architecture and Benefits

Data work as fuel for companies to run. In the fast-forward era, it is required to make the data available to the user instantly, and also provide them real-time results is a tough ask. So the companies look for a platform that is highly responsive, offers high availability, ensures low latency, and stores data of […]

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GKE Cluster

Deploying An Application To A GKE Cluster

Clusters are essentially the backbone of the Google Kubernetes Engine system. All objects that are part of Kubernetes run atop clusters. These include all the containerized applications, for which the cluster acts as a platform. A cluster consists of at least one Control plane or cluster master machine, and multiple worker machines called nodes. Read […]

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Google Cloud SQL

Google Cloud SQL: Fully Managed Database Service

Google Cloud SQL is a fully-managed database service that stands out from its competitors due to its high performance, seamless integration, and impressive scalability. It supports three relational database engines: MySQL Server, PostgreSQL and SQL Server. Want to know more about Google Cloud SQL? Read the blog post at k21academy.com/gcp22 to learn more. The blog […]

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Google Cloud Platform Console

Google Cloud Platform Console Walkthrough

Google Cloud Platform Console provides a web-based, graphical user interface that one can use to manage their Google Cloud projects and resources. When you use the Cloud Console, you create a new project, or choose an existing project, and use the resources that you create in the context of that project. Read more about GCP […]

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Google Kubernetes Engine

Google Kubernetes Engine For Beginners

Kubernetes is a portable, extensible, open-source platform for managing containers. Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) offers a managed environment for deploying, managing, and scaling containerized applications using Google infrastructure. Want to learn more about Google Kubernetes Engine, its features and applications? Read the blog post at k21academy.com/gcp20 to learn more This blog post covers the following topics: […]

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