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GCP: listing IAM roles for user, group, and service account in project and organization

When GCP operations fail due to permissions issues, checking the IAM roles assigned to a user, group, or service account becomes a necessity. When hierarchical projects and organizations are involved it becomes even more complex.  This article will show you how to use gcloud at the project and organization level to pull IAM policies for GCP: listing IAM roles for user, group, and service account in project and organization

GCP: pulling an image from the Container Registry of another project

In a previous article I discussed the advantages to keeping container images in the private Google Container Registry of a project.  And if you have a GKE cluster in the exact same project, then image pulls happen seamlessly without any additional configuration required. However, if the GKE cluster is in a different project than the GCP: pulling an image from the Container Registry of another project

Linux: Using xfs project quotas to limit capacity within a subdirectory

XFS is a journaled filesystem that has excellent parallel performance, and is licensed under the GPL which means it has been included in many Linux distributions. One of the features of XFS is the ability to enforce quotas based on user, group, and project.  In this article, I will show how to assign filesize quotas Linux: Using xfs project quotas to limit capacity within a subdirectory