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Principles for using BigQuery effectively

Define your goals and requirements Before starting to use BigQuery, it's important to have a clear understanding of your goals and requirements. This will help you make the most of the platform and avoid common pitfalls. Some questions you may want to ask yourself before getting started with BigQuery include:

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Which is better — Cloud Computing or Cyber Security?

When considering a career in the tech industry, two popular options are cloud computing and cyber security. Both fields offer rewarding job prospects and opportunities for growth, but which is the better career choice for you? In this blog post, we'll explore the differences between cloud computing and cyber security

How to delete an AWS instance — A step-by-step guide

There are several reasons why you might want to delete an AWS instance. For example, you may no longer need the instance, or you may want to replace it with a different type of instance. Whatever the reason, the process for deleting an AWS instance is relatively straightforward. Before you

Deleting your AWS account: A step-by-step guide

Deciding to delete your AWS account is a major decision that can have significant consequences for your business or personal use of the platform. In this blog post, we will provide a step-by-step guide for safely and permanently deleting your AWS account. Step 1: Gather important information and make a

Optimizing the cost of your Kubernetes applications

Today I want to walk through a useful way to visualize the relationship between pod and node resources in Kubernetes, or, put another way, the difference between the resources your applications request from the underlying infrastructure, and the resources that underlying infrastructure actually has to give. In focussing on that

You might not need a multi-cloud strategy after all

Today, I want to talk about what seems to have become a controversial word in the world of cloud — multi-cloud. For Google Cloud, it's become central to their product strategy, and is viewed as a competitive differentiator, while for AWS it's viewed as a threat, and was only recently removed

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