Network Tab Basics The network tab of the dev tools is extremely useful when you want to know what information your browser is sending out and receiving. In the network tab you can see exactly what URLs requests are being sent to, the current status of each request, the response types of those requests, where […]
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A Kubernetes Comparison part 3: Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE)
Introduction Welcome back to my Kubernetes comparison saga, part 3! Previously, I wrote an article called A Kubernetes Comparison part 2: Amazon AKS about Amazon Azure Kubernetes Services. Today we will be evaluating Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE). Cloud Provider – GKE GKE is a Kubernetes service managed by Google. It provides a managed environment for […]
Cautions for Working With File Geodatabases in Shared Cloud Storage
When moving large data sources between servers and personal computers I frequently utilize cloud storage services, like Google Drive, to help facilitate the move. During a recent project, I ran into an interesting issue when attempting to move an unzipped file geodatabase that contained a large attachment table into Google Drive to transfer between a […]
Demystifying Kubernetes
Kubernetes is an open-source platform for container orchestration that has been gaining in popularity over the last few years as large platforms have been re-architected to work as containerized applications. As an orchestration platform, Kubernetes includes tooling and automation for deploying, managing, and helping to scale containerized applications. History Computing environments have evolved over time; […]