AWS has EKS entries so we don't have to setup up RBAC manually. Does GCP have anything similar for GKE? I'm authenticating to the cluster through code by creating kubeconfig and using that to make API calls to get cluster resources. RBAC is a lot of manual work. Have to create ClusterRole and ClusterRoleBinding then use an admin account to bind the role to a service account using the kubectl apply command.

Hi all, i am looking for 4090 equivalent in AWS EC2 instances. Which type is the closest i can get? Has anyone had a chance to use both and can guide me through comparision?

I'm cloud minded: our photo's, files, contacts and calendar are located in Appless iCloud, we're using an online password manager and an authenticator-app. Thanks to the iCloud, I don't have to backup to protect agains device loss or damages. But, there're other risks to manage, like removed = gone and underseas data cables which are vulnerable, I've a need to make local backups.

What I've done so far:

- export photo's based on 'date added" to external disk. Once a month, I export all new added photos.

- copy iCloud files to external disk. Need to overwrite it from time to time

- export of address book to external disk. Need to overwrite it from time to time

- password manager: should be usable without internet

Do you see any possible improvements or vulnerabilities?

Hey everyone,

I'm looking for the best way to expose a public API endpoint that makes calls to an LLM. A few key requirements:

• Streaming support: Responses need to be streamed for a better UX.

• Security & abuse protection: Needs to be protected against abuse (rate limiting, authentication, etc.).

• Scalability: Should handle multiple concurrent requests efficiently.

I initially tried Google Cloud Run with Google API Gateway, but I couldn't get streaming to work properly. Are there better alternatives that support streaming out of the box and offer good security features?

Would love to hear what has worked for you!

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Not a cloud engineer but somewhat familiar with AWS and other cloud providers. This is presumably because the service is at capacity and waiting for additional resources / is scaling up to handle the traffic. Anybody have any idea what service they're using to manage this? I've never seen this before in the wild and am curious.

1. Use Reserved & Spot Instances – If you're on AWS, GCP, or Azure, leverage reserved instances for steady workloads and spot/preemptible instances for batch jobs to cut costs.

2. Auto-Scaling is Your Friend – Configure auto-scaling groups to handle demand spikes without over-provisioning.

3. Optimize Storage – Use lifecycle policies to move infrequently accessed data to cheaper tiers like S3 Glacier or Azure Archive.

4. Monitor & Tag Everything – Use monitoring tools (CloudWatch, Prometheus) and enforce tagging for cost tracking.

5. Containerize & Go Serverless – Reduce overhead by using Kubernetes, Fargate, or Lambda for scalable workloads.

What’s your best cloud cost-saving tip?

Guys, I have an uncle who uses OneDrive to synchronize some of his documents in a notebook, but recently he's using two notebooks for work and etc., so the problem arises, he synchronized the two in his OneDrive account and one he uses heavy work programs (AutoCAD) and etc. and the other he does document, pdf and these things, but I think he messed up and synchronized the two work areas and a few more things and I'm trying to solve that headache, the My point is, I wanted to create a folder that just syncs between computers, and inside that folder he puts everything of it there (document, project, photo, etc.), what better way for me to solve this mess? My first option would be to go online and fix the folders there but by the way it will give a lot of headache, I was thinking about downloading everything from it (available offline), playing on an external HD and erasing everything from the cloud and the damn, then I put it back and sync it. Does anyone have any idea or help?

Looking for a storage cloud to share files, pictures, etc. between family members in different areas or states. Recommendations.

Thank you and God bless, Craig

Currently I’m working on my doctorate in cybersecurity. I want to transition my career towards cloud in hopes of remote work (fingers crossed right). Has anyone switched from cybersecurity to cloud?

How was it? What path did you find most efficient?

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Hi guys, I have deployu.com . It’s short, clean, and perfect for anything tech-related—DevOps, SaaS, cloud platforms. I want to sell it, don't know where to post about it. I am not professional domain seller. bought it for personal vps stuff, but no longer needed. do you guys any community to post about it so that I can find the right guy? thank you so much.

Hi there,

I want to create a QR-Code for a wedding that links to a Cloud Folder. The idea is to let guests upload photos of the event immediately (since it takes ages to gather the pictures from everyone after the fact).

Is there a way to do this? Thanks in advance!

I have both OneDrive and iCloud storage available to me. I am apparently paying for both.
The implication is that I own and use devices from both major architectures, iOS and Windows.
I’m partial to using iCloud, as I have heard that Apple is fairly secure in comparison to Microsoft in Google. I don’t know if there’s any validity to that, but I’d be interested in hearing what y’all would go with.

Guys I just wanna say that cloud gaming have changed my life from stadia to GeForce now to boosteroid and some others.. But lately I have found the second best cloud gaming service for me besides GeForce now..and I am so very happy with it!!I bet you can’t quess 😅

Hey guys, I was just wondering if anyone had any experience with these courses and if it would be beneficial to skip the google one and aim straight for the aws one ( even tho chatgtp says take both lol) but I’m trying to be cost efficient. If my career goal is definitely aws cloud would it be smarter to just focus on aws python automation or should I just learn both? As of right now I’m a service desk analyst and I’m learning networking and Linux / bash basics but I’m going to dive into python in a few months !

I don't get the point why we consider it as SaaS "Software as a service" can anyone explain please?

Looking to move a business from Dropbox to Google Drive moving 2 TB and keeping file structure in tact. Any cloud migration company anyone has had a good experience with? Anyone company to look out for and stay away from? Any advice is appreciated! Thanks

So basically I decided a project for my cloud computing course. It's about 'VMs in a cluster trying to access a service from a GKE cluster'. But my project was dismissed being too 'simple' and that doing projects based on cloud platforms like AWS, GCP or Azure wasn't really a 'cloud project'.

Please suggest me some cloud project ideas I could work on.. without relying on existing cloud platforms

The awesome AWS Lambda need some considerations for cost savings. I'm discussing few approaches that could be helpful. https://www.cloudyali.io/blogs/the-ultimate-guide-to-aws-lambda-cost-optimization

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Hey everyone! I'm diving into AWS and working towards becoming a Cloud Architect. Since I'm still in the learning phase, I'd love to hear from those who've been in the field or tending to be. What skills or certifications should I focus on to get started? Any advice or career tips would be really appreciated!

I had purchased colab pro subscription just a day before at evening, next day from morning I started working on my project of text summarization using hugging face transformers with some 80 million parameters I didn't train even a single epoch, whole day was just creating dataset preparing pipelines and writing the other code and as I started training all 100 compute units were exhausted, does colab pro is really that small . The dataset I was working on was cnn cnn_dailymail And the model I was using is distilbart-cnn-6-6