GCP build triggers can easily handle Continuous Deployment (CD) when the source code is homed in a Google Cloud Source repository. But even if the system of record for your source is a remote GitHub repository, these same type of push and tag events can be consumed if you configure a connection and repository link. … GCP: Cloud Run with build trigger coming from remote GitHub repository
In this article I will demonstrate how to take a Terraform configuration that is using a local state file and migrate its persistent state to a remote Google Cloud Storage bucket (GCS). We will then perform the migration again, but this time to bring the remote state back to a local file. We will illustrate … Terraform: migrate state from local to remote Google Cloud Storage bucket and back
GCP Cloud Functions have taken a step forward with the 2nd generation release. One of the biggest architectural differences is that now multiple request can run concurrently on a single instance, enabling large traffic loads. In this article, I will show you how to deploy a simple Python Flask web server as a 2nd gen … GCP: Deploying a 2nd gen Python Cloud Function and exposing from an HTTPS LB
Update Jan 2019: Now using CredHub instead of ‘–vars-store’ (which will be deprecated in CF 3) Even if you are developing a service or application that will ultimately be deployed to a private Cloud Foundry instance, having a local CF instance for development work is still an ideal development workflow. There is a local CF … CloudFoundry: Deploy Cloud Foundry locally using BOSH Lite on Ubuntu
Identity Management for On-Premise Applications Our industry today has some very proven technologies for providing a single set of login credentials to applications installed on-premise. Most commonly, companies use a central Identity Management system (e.g. Microsoft Active Directory/Oracle Internet Directory/IBM Tivoli), and these systems implement an LDAP interface that 3rd party applications can call to … EMC OnDemand: Federated Identity Management and Silent SSO
Content delivery is one of the primary use cases for a Content Mangement system. When users are spread across six different continents, you must have an implementation that ensures timely access for all users – not just those in the local network. A typical scenario involves the database and primary Content Server deployed in the … EMC OnDemand: Enabling Distributed Content Features and BOCS
As you can imagine, potential customers have a lot of very legitimate questions when considering the move to EMC OnDemand. For both new customers as well as those who are migrating their existing content into the EMC secure private cloud one of the questions we hear a lot is, “Why would I choose EMC OnDemand … EMC OnDemand: OnDemand versus Amazon EC2