Google Cloud Secret Manager gives DevOps teams a unified, auditable place to store and manage passwords, API keys, and TLS certificates — replacing ad-hoc secret sprawl with least-privilege access controls and full audit logging.
Google Cloud Secret Manager entered public beta as a fully integrated alternative to the Berglas CLI tool, offering versioning, audit logging, and replication policies for managing API keys and credentials on GCP.
Under CEO Thomas Kurian, Google Cloud opened 2020 with four significant moves—acquiring AppSheet, partnering with IBM on hybrid cloud, overhauling premium support, and expanding into India via Airtel—each aimed at closing the gap with Microsoft and Amazon in the enterprise cloud market.
Kubernetes-driven multicloud management, the resurgence of Desktop-as-a-Service, and vertical security integration defined the cloud landscape in 2020. Here is what each trend meant for DevOps and infrastructure teams.
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Wayfair is scaling its hybrid cloud infrastructure with Google Cloud Platform, using it for compute, storage, analytics, and machine learning — while keeping strategic workloads on-premises.
Despite dominating search, browsers, and mobile OS, Google Cloud held only a small share of the public cloud market. Here’s why management friction, missed acquisitions, and privacy concerns kept it trailing Amazon and Microsoft.
Google Cloud showcased healthcare-focused cloud solutions at RSNA 2019, including managed DICOM services, HIPAA-supported deployments, and AI-powered medical imaging competitions in partnership with Kaggle.
NetApp and Google Cloud expanded their strategic partnership in late 2019, launching Cloud Volumes Service, Cloud Volumes ONTAP for Google Cloud, and Anthos support on NetApp HCI to help enterprises manage hybrid and multicloud data environments.
Comparing the leading cloud database migration services from AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, IBM, and Alibaba Cloud — features, supported engines, and pricing at a glance.
Explore how Google Cloud AutoML lets developers and non-data-scientists build machine learning models without writing ML code — and why Google’s infrastructure makes it possible.
Google announced significant updates to its Cloud AI Platform, introducing custom container support for training, flexible machine types, GPU/TPU-accelerated inference, and BigQuery prediction logging — making ML model development and deployment more flexible for DevOps and ML engineering teams.
Teradata announced that its flagship analytics platform, Teradata Vantage, will be available on Google Cloud Platform, completing its presence across all three major public clouds. The announcement came alongside several other major product updates at Teradata Universe 2019.
An overview of the global application development software market, covering leading platforms, market segments, regional breakdowns, and the categories of tools competing for developer and enterprise adoption.
Understand the real differences between IaaS and PaaS, and see how AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform implement each model with their core services.
From infrastructure-as-code to hybrid container platforms and NoSQL databases, here are five Google Cloud tools that can simplify cloud operations and improve scalability.
Cloudscene’s Cloud Pathfinder app helps enterprises instantly locate service providers that deliver connectivity to Google Cloud from any data center or on-net building worldwide.
An overview of the cloud-based security services landscape, covering major vendors, regional distribution, competitive dynamics, and the forces shaping adoption across enterprise environments.
Amazon and Alphabet (Google) both command near-trillion-dollar market caps, but they differ sharply in valuation, business model, and growth strategy. Here is a clear-eyed comparison of both tech giants to help investors decide which stock fits their portfolio.
Google Cloud Anthos is a managed application platform built on open-source technology that lets enterprises build, deploy, and manage workloads consistently across on-premises data centers, Google Cloud, and third-party clouds like AWS and Azure.
