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gcp

A collection of 6 issues

Now Pay-per-Pod for your Kubernetes Application!

Google cloud platform (GCP) has recently come up with a new feature for their Kubernetes cluster. With this feature, you don’t need to pay for the whole Kubernetes cluster but only pay for pods you spin up! This new feature is called Autopilot mode! With Autopilot, you no longer

Post File to Slack Using Python

Hey there! Today, I’m here to discuss one of the several ways we have to post a file to slack channel. We can write script for the same in a lot of languages like PowerShell, Python, etc. And today, I’ll be discussing this using Python. Prerequisites? Well, we

GKE Sandbox: Harden workload isolation

Do you run or test untrusted or unknown code often on GKE? Or have any requirement of deploying the code on GKE from any opensource space where you have a lot of unknown contributors? Ever faced downtime or crashing of your GKE nodes after deploying any odd application on your

GCP's killer feature - Live Migration

I spent this winter exploring the Google’s offering in the domain of cloud providers, Google Cloud Platform (GCP). And I must say, it was awesome learning curve and GCP has a lot to offer. And most of us are so much busy with AWS and Azure that many have

GitHub announces its take on CI/CD challenge - Unveils GitHub Actions with CI/CD

Recently GitHub live streamed and unveiled GitHub Actions with CI/CD Support. With GitHub Actions, GitHub provides a major support for automating the software workflows with CI/CD support to its users and developers. As per GitHub, “GitHub Actions makes it easy to automate all your software workflows, now with

Microsoft Plays It's Cards - Raises Licensing Cost

“Beginning October 1, 2019, on-premises licenses purchased without Software Assurance and mobility rights cannot be deployed with dedicated hosted cloud services offered by the following public cloud providers: Microsoft, Alibaba, Amazon (including VMware Cloud on AWS), and Google.” Heard this news? Microsoft has updated it’s licensing terms which would