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Boost your #Development Workflow with Cloud Patches #shorts

Meet Trevor 👋 He's a developer just like you, and sharing code is a crucial part of his workflow. That's why he's working on Cloud Patches – a streamlined way to get feedback earlier in the development process and save yourself from potential coding headaches! With just a few clicks, Trevor can convert his local #Git changes into a shareable patch, eliminating the delays of traditional methods like updating remotes or creating pull requests. 🔀

Using NetFlow to Monitor Network Traffic

In the intricate landscape of contemporary network management, comprehensive and insightful tools have never been more critical. One tool that stalwartly deciphers the complexities of network traffic is NetFlow. Developed by Cisco Systems, NetFlow is a robust protocol that serves as a cornerstone for understanding, monitoring, and optimizing the flow of data within a network.

10 Google Cloud Alternatives You Should Seriously Consider Today

Over the last few years, Google Cloud has grown at the fastest rate of any cloud service provider today. From 2020 to 2021, Google Cloud’s IaaS offering, GCP, grew 64%, followed by Microsoft Azure (51%) and Alibaba Cloud (42%), according to Gartner. Yet Google Cloud isn’t flawless. Here’s what we mean and some of the top Google Cloud alternatives you’ll want to consider today.

Architecting modern data platforms: A deep dive on Azure

In this episode of the Azure on Air podcast, Erwin Stall, an experienced Azure architect from Xpirit, shares insights into modernizing a monolithic data platform on Azure. The conversation dives into key aspects such as data storage and management, centralized data storage, team flexibility, choosing the right data platform, Microsoft Azure Fabric's limitations and potential, and much more. Also, listen to Azure on Air on.

Lessons in Incident Response I Learned While Waiting Tables

Before I stumbled into the tech industry (a story for another day), I spent several years in the customer service world as a server and front-of-house manager in restaurants. It was in these jobs that I first honed some critical skills that would later lead me on the path to incident response.