Author: Teresa Wu
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Google App Engine vs AWS
Google App Engine is a fully managed serverless platform, which requires zero server management to use. It comes with two environments: The standard environment allows an instance to run in the sandbox with supported language, it has limited CPU and memory options without persistent disk attached, moreover it doesn’t support SSH and VPN 🥺 . Sounds pretty disappointing […]
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GraphQL and Flutter step by step guide
GraphQL: get exactly what you need and nothing more Let’s look at two scenarios: getUser API returns a bunch of irrelevant data where you just need an email address You must retrieve 4–5 APIs to build a screen This is where GraphQL can be useful, in this article, I will demo how to create a GraphQL […]
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AWS versus GCP – which one is better? A dummies guide to the biggest cloud competition
I would give Google a star for its simple naming strategy: Cloud CDN, Cloud Function, Cloud SQL, BigTable, Cloud Load Balancer, Datastore. On the other hand, AWS has products that no one can guess its name literally, such as Fargate, Beanstalk, Aurora, Neptune, Snow, Athena, Redshift, Kinesis, Macie, and Glue. This is my initial objective […]
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Flutter Image classification using TensorFlow in 4 steps
Google provides a few products within the TensorFlow family: TensorFlow: the core open course library that is the foundation of developing and training machine learning models. TensorFlow.js: similar to TensorFlow but focus purely on JavaScript TensorFlow Lite: as the name suggests, it is a lightweight version of TensorFlow for deploying models on mobile devices. It […]
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How to deploy Flutter WebApp using Google Kubernetes Engine
This is a series of Google Cloud Platform study notes: Domain, SSL, and Google Site (#1) How to Deploy Flutter WebApp using Google AppEngine (#2) How to Deploy Flutter WebApp using Google Cloud Run (#3) How to Deploy Flutter WebApp using Google Compute Engine (#4) How to Deploy Flutter WebApp using Google Kubernetes Engine (#5) […]
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How to deploy Flutter WebApp using Google Compute Engine
This is a series of Google Cloud Platform study notes: Domain, SSL, and Google Site (#1) Host Flutter WebApp using Google AppEngine (#2) Deploy Flutter WebApp using Google Cloud Run (#3) Host Flutter WebApp using Google Compute Engine (#4) Google provides various web hosting options: Compute Engine, App Engine, Kubernetes, firebase, Cloud Run, and Cloud […]
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How to deploy Flutter WebApp using Google Cloud Run
This is a series of Google Cloud Platform study notes: Domain, SSL, and Google Site (#1) Host Flutter WebApp using Google AppEngine (#2) Deploy Flutter WebApp using Google Cloud Run (#3) Host Flutter WebApp using Google Compute Engine (#4) Google provides various web hosting options: Compute Engine, App Engine, Kubernetes, firebase, Cloud Run, and Cloud […]
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Integrate GitLab with Google Kubernetes Engine in 5 steps
GitLab offers integration with Google Kubernetes Cluster and Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Services. To follow this article, you need a Google Kubernetes Cluster and GitLab account. I am sure you can obtain a GitLab account if you haven’t got one, and I have you covered with creating a GKE cluster in this article: Deploy WebApp using […]
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How to deploy Flutter WebApp using Google AppEngine
This is a series of Google Cloud Platform study notes: Domain, SSL, and Google Site (#1) Host Flutter WebApp using Google AppEngine (#2) Deploy Flutter WebApp using Google Cloud Run (#3) Host Flutter WebApp using Google Compute Engine (#4) Google provides various web hosting options: Compute Engine with Virtual machine, App Engine, Container, firebase, and […]
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Flutter WebApp with GCP #1
This is a series of Google Cloud Platform study notes: Domain, SSL, and Google Site (#1) Host Flutter WebApp using Google AppEngine (#2) Deploy Flutter WebApp using Google Cloud Run (#3) Host Flutter WebApp using Google Compute Engine (#4) I am going to use various tools from GCP and some might be overkill for a […]
