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How to create a bucket and upload files on Google Cloud Storage (GCS)
Posted by Karim Buzdar on August 3, 2020

If you are a developer or system administrator, Google Cloud Storage (GCS) is a must-use platform for working with arrays of data sets. Using this unified object storage platform, you can store, organize, and access the data with reliability and no sweat. Do you want to know how to organize the storage process?

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Best Practices For Hybrid Cloud Deployment
Posted by De Nnochiri on July 17, 2020

If you’ve ever thought about investing in an enterprise-wide hybrid cloud, then you know its numerous advantages. First and utmost, it allows consolidating your workloads without cutting off resources or compromising application performance. This being said, many organizations still get cold feet when deciding to move to a hybrid cloud. What is behind these fears and why is it worth deploying a hybrid cloud?

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How to Add Lifecycle Rule for a Cloud Storage Bucket
Posted by Karim Buzdar on June 2, 2020

Google Cloud Storage offers virtually unlimited storage options for its customers, and the proper use of its features allows decreasing the total cost of data storage. The Object Lifecycle Management is one of these features thanks to which you can control the ways of storing data in the storage, thereby reducing the cost and time spent on managing the data. Are you keen on automating data operations and saving money?

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Configure and Manage Google Cloud Drive on your Debian/Ubuntu
Posted by Karim Buzdar on February 14, 2020

Google Drive is a safe and reliable cloud storage service provided by Google. If you are looking for synchronizing your files across personal computers, laptops, smartphones, tablets, etc. you can make use of the Google Cloud Drive. You can also share your digital content with other users by providing them restricted or full access to your files on the Google drive. Google provides a ‘Personal’ package of 15GB free space and a ‘Business’ package that charges you only for the storage that your employees use.

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