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By default, the new disks attached during the instance creation cannot be used directly. You need to format and mount it to your instance to put that in use. In this article, we will explain how to …
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As part of getting started, you should have a valid Google Service account which has required permissions to resources that you are trying to manage using Terraform. You can get this service account …
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Google Cloud Filestore is a managed NFS implementation on google cloud. This is one of the awaited features for Google cloud users. Amazon AWS has released its Managed NFS service EFS in June 2016 …
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The best way to orchestrate VM instances in Google cloud using Ansible is through Dynamic inventory script. It is a python script which queries GCE during the Ansible run time. This allows you not to …
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If you want to preserve the data even after a pod deletion or pod failures, you should use persistent volumes. For GKE, you have to option to create google cloud persistent disk and use it as a …
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Google cloud offers its own managed Kubernetes cluster setup using google container engine aka GKE. If you use GKE you can avoid the Kubernetes administrative overhead as it is taken care by Google …
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