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I am studying to pass the GCP exam and a very confusing part of all Cloud Providers is the amount of products available and how the names are confusing. So here is a list of GCP services and a small summary of what they are. GCP for AWS experts https://cloud.google.com/docs/compare/aws/ This is a WIP and is not planned to be the ultimate guide of anything, that’s what official documentation is for. Read more...
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Back to git, again. This time paying more attention and not rushing through the book. The last time I was trying to learn very fast to become a teacher of git, now I only want to master it. This article will probably evolved and will include more and more things for me to remember and if I do it well avoid using duckduckgo for each git command. Why do you need git, You ask? Read more...
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Context: I moved away recently from WIX.com for my hosting needs (this blog), but today WIX impressed me. Today I did some work for Modern Postnatal Recovery, I needed to create: a landing page with a form, a thank you page that allow also download a file a booking system for one-to-one session, synchronised with Google Calendar accept payments for the sessions To do all of this I worked 2 hours and a half. Read more...
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AWS offers the CUR files to report on spending. The quality of the data is way better than the old Detailed Billing Files and it come in different formats. I use the CUR files to generate really good looking Dashboards with AWS QuickSight Today for the first time I checked CUR formatted as Parquet files, and there is a problem for anyone trying to reuse code, while the data seems to be very much the same as in the CSV, the headers are different. Read more...