One of Kubernetes’ true superpowers is its developer-first networking model. It provides easy-to-use features such as L3/L4 services and L7 ingress to bring traffic into your cluster as well as network policies for isolating multi-tenant workloads. As more and more enterprises adopt Kubernetes, the gamut of use cases is widening with new requirements around multi-cloud, […]

For many decades, databases have been the engines fueling the most business-critical enterprise workloads across industries such as retail, banking, manufacturing, and healthcare. These are the systems that, for example, allow money to move around the world and supplies to get to hospitals and patients when they need it most. These workloads require the highest […]

As part of our commitment to provide the most enterprise-friendly, intelligent, and cost effective options for running workloads in the cloud, we are excited to announce CPU overcommit for sole-tenant nodes is now generally available.  With CPU overcommit for sole-tenant nodes, you can over-provision your dedicated host virtual CPU resources by up to 2X. CPU […]

It’s Week 6 of Google Cloud Next ‘20: OnAir, and this week we’re covering all things databases, from running your favorite open source database with Cloud SQL to building new enterprise solutions using Cloud Spanner. We have a lot of great content to share with you this week, so let’s dig in. Whatever database questions […]

As more and more people across the world turn to multiplayer games, developers must scale their game to meet increased player demand and provide a great gameplay experience, while managing complex underlying global infrastructure. To solve this problem, many game companies build and manage their own costly proprietary solutions, or turn to pre-packaged solutions that […]