Google Cloud Platform users are a generous bunch, sharing their insights about how best to use GCP through a regular stream of articles and blogs. We kept tabs on their output in the month of October, then sorted that unruly list down into four categories that are a good indicator of overall cloud adoption. Take a look; chances are that there’s a post in this list that answers your most pressing GCP question, or that will inspire you to take GCP in an entirely new direction.
- Using BigQuery to analyze . . . everything BigQuery has emerged as a great way to slice and dice data, and the blogosphere is rife with examples that will teach you how (and why).
- Jumping into Big Data using Google BigQuery
- 25 Million Presidential Debate Tweets in Google BigQuery
- Hands on with Google Cloud Platform, TensorFlow & BigQuery — early thoughts
- A kornukopia of Kubernetes Developers continue to spill a lot of ink on containers and Kubernetes, our open-source container orchestration platform.
- MLS on Kubernetes Act 1: Automating Infrastructure
- A Service Mesh for Kubernetes, Part I: Top-Line Service Metrics
- Tutorial: Getting Started with Kubernetes on your Windows Laptop with Minikube
- Kubernetes on Scaleway - Part 3
- A Survival Guide for Containerizing your Infrastructure — Part 1: Why switch?
- Using gcloud in a Docker container
- Working with data (and databases) on GCP So much data, so many different places to put it. From simple object-based archive, to high-performance distributed databases, the GCP community is using our storage and databases in all sorts of interesting ways.
- Google Cloud Storage Vs AWS S3
- Diving Into Google Datastore
- Picking a cloud database for analytics: the SQL options
- Camera image upload and display using Google Firebase Storage in your Ionic Framework app
- Recommendation Systems with Spark on Google DataProc
- Spinning up a Cassandra Cluster on Google Cloud (for free) with just a browser
- Next-generation apps, the GCP way More often than not, today’s developers organize into DevOps teams and build apps using microservices that communicate via APIs. Here are a few examples of how GCP plays in that world.
- Microservices: From Design To Production with goa and Google Cloud Endpoints
- Checking out the new Google Cloud Endpoints
- Playing with ConcourseCI via a Google Cloud Platform free trial
- How We Built Chop
- Microservices: From Design To Production with goa and Google Cloud Endpoints
- #1 Piece of code : ExpressJS + Memcached Sessions
- Adding Custom Domain to your Google Compute Engine
- Tuning NGINX behind Google Cloud Platform HTTP(S) Load Balancer
