Cloud computing is one of the main investments of Amazon, Microsoft, and Google, which directly compete against each other with their respective AWS, Azure, and GCP cloud providers. With a fierce competition for the market share of the infrastructure of several enterprise organizations, each provider has adapted differently to the needs of customers to offer services that optimize businesses.

Enterprise organizations around the world have been forced to transform themselves digitally to maintain business operations. Resilient infrastructure is key to scaling and keeping operations running, but how can your business grow sustainably without getting lost in IT spending?

Cloud computing is becoming an increasingly popular solution for companies. The main benefits of cloud environments are: paying only for what you use, quick scaling of resources, and focusing your team time on evolving your product by using managed services. It's very easy to start a cloud project, but starting without a thoughtful structure can complicate management later. This blog lists best practices for starting your cloud project.

Web servers are used to host websites and make them available to users through HTTP protocol requests. It is common for these web servers to be created within virtual machines in the cloud. In this post, we will provide a step-by-step guide on how to create a virtual machine and web server inside Google Cloud.

Large projects require the use of several environments, such as DEV, QA, UAT, STAGE, and PROD. This Snippets article details an approach to using Google Cloud Build features to create generic pipelines that can adapt to multiple environments.