Shared VPC in GCP allows multiple projects to share a centralized VPC network. The host project contains the VPC, while service projects create resources that use this shared network. This setup enables secure, scalable, and centralized network management across projects.
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GCP Landing Zone
Imagine starting a new coding project, but you have no folder structure-
We all think these questions: Where do you save your files? There’s no version control – how will you track changes? No frameworks or best practices—do you code everything from scratch? No deployment pipeline – how will you take it live? Without a structured approach, managing security, access controls, networking, and costs becomes overwhelming. Similarly, without a GCP Landing Zone, cloud adoption becomes confusing, with disorganized projects, security gaps, and cost overruns.
Kubernetes CSI: Container Storage Interface – Part 1
Introduction
There are different application categories in the general application world, but we usually define them in two major types, i.e., stateless and stateful applications. In Kubernetes, this distinction becomes especially important when designing and managing workloads.
To have a clearer perspective, we can say that API-based applications are generally stateless, and databases are stateful. In simple words or definition, a stateless application is an application that doesn’t save or persists the client data. On the other hand, a stateful application saves data about each client and uses it for other requests. Continue reading “Kubernetes CSI: Container Storage Interface – Part 1”