Cloud Logging on Kubernetes Engine
Cloud Logging:- Cloud Logging provides a UI for viewing log events. It stores logs across all Google products and provides you with search, monitoring, and alerting capabilities.
What is CloudOps?
Cloud operations (CloudOps) is the best practice of managing the performance and availability of cloud service to have maximum ROI such as maintaining the service, security, and other benefits.
Implement Health Checks in ASP.Net Core
Health checks are a crucial part of any distributed system. Especially in the world of micro services, it is important to understand if the service is running healthy or not.
Easy way to setup your AWS EC2 Instance
What is EC2 Instance? It is a Computing resource that provides a virtual computing environment to deploy your application. Read more
How to Use Proxies to Accelerate Cloud Applications
It’s more important than ever to improve web application speed. The proportion of economic activity conducted online is increasing. Read more
Importance of Mobile Automation Testing
Software testing is one of the main processes involved in mobile application development, where every mobile app developed is tested for various app features.
Big Data Processing with Apache Beam
In this world, daily every minute, every second, lots of data is generated from a variety of data sources. So, it is very tedious to extract and process information from it.
Distributing React Native App via Microsoft Appcenter
After all the hard work you have done in building the app, it’s time to distribute it. There are various mediums through which distribution can be done
Google Cloud IAM: Introduction
What is Cloud IAM: Google Cloud Identity & Access Management (IAM) is a web service which gives the cloud administrators the authority to decide “Who can do What on Which resources”.
Production-Grade Container Orchestration with Kubernetes
Kubernetes Engine is Google Cloud Platform’s (GCP’s) managed Kubernetes service and With Kubernetes service, all the GCP customers can create and maintain their own Kubernetes clusters without having to manage the Kubernetes platform.