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Imagine having to manage large amounts of data without a systematic way to organize, store, and manipulate it. Without a structured system in place, data becomes scattered and difficult to handle. A database works as a structured repository for your data. It enables you to store your data efficiently and helps you with data management, […]View the full article

Good quality data is the holy grail, and that’s what you should always aim for. But that saying goes incomplete without data models. While all of us know the importance of data, profits or sales turn in only when organizations know how to find, model, track and understand their data appropriately. Data modeling, being one […]View the full article

Organizations use ETL (Extract, Transform, and Load) to obtain quality data for expediting decision-making. But, the myriad of available ETL tools makes it challenging for organizations to evaluate and embrace the right tool. Today, ETL tools are divided into various types, making it even more difficult for companies to find the right fit. In this […]View the full article

Today, companies have access to a broad spectrum of big data gathered from various sources. These sources include web crawlers, sensors, server logs, marketing tools, spreadsheets, and APIs. To gain a competitive advantage in the business, it is crucial to gain proficiency in using data to improve business operations. However, the information from different sources […]View the full article

Today, businesses all around the world are driven by data. This has led to companies exploiting every available online application, service, and social platform to extract data to better understand the changing market trends. Now, this data requires numerous complex transformations to get ready for Data Analytics. Moreover, companies require technologies that can transfer and […]View the full article

Recent security incidents have the industry buzzing about the lack of knowledge about code dependencies, attacks on the software supply chain, software bills of materials (SBOM), digital signatures, provenance, attestation and the like. The fact is, every time a new vulnerability appears a lot of time and effort is required to detect not just when, […] The post SBOMs 101: What You Need to Know appeared first on DevOps.com. View the full article

IT networking conversations involve a lot of terms that may be unfamilair to many. Trying to understand a networking document or conversation might seem like a completely different language for non-practitioners. Networking 101 GCP sheet The networking 101 GCP sheet provides you with a quick glance of some common general networking terms. In addition to the general terms some Google Cloud specific services have been added so that you can make a quick connection between both. Easy to follow The document is divided into several topic areas and short definitions are placed under each section. You can check out various topics under the following headings. Global Network I Global Network II VPCs and IP addressing OSI model and Internet model TCP, TCP three-way handshake, UDP, QUIC Packet, Frame and MTU ARP, RARP, DNS & NAT Routing, Cloud Router, Dynamic Routing, BGP, MPLS Connectivity and Hybrid connectivity Network Security Traffic handling, Load balancing, Content Delivery Troubleshooting & Monitoring What happens when you type www.google.com in a browser Networking 101 GCP sheet preview Common Questions In addition to the quick references on the sheet, you will also find some common questions with answers included in some of the sections in the document. Download You can view the document and download the pdf version via GitHub More Google Cloud services You can see more Google Cloud services online via the interactive online developer cheat sheet to dive deeper into the Google Cloud Platform. Feedback Want to ask a question, find out more or share a thought? Please connect with me on Twitter or Linkedin and send me a message.

This article will explore CloudFormation basic best practices you can use to build and maintain CloudFormation templates; https://bridgecrew.io/blog/basic-best-practices-guidelines-cloudformation-security/