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Google Kubernetes Engine

GKE is a managed Kubernetes platform designed to simplify the deployment, management, and scaling of containerised applications. It is build on top of Kubernetes, and...
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App Engine

Simplest way to deploy and scale your application in GCP. Provide end-to-end application management Supports: No usage charges – Pay for resources provisioned Features: App...
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GCP: Managed Services

Managed services refer to the practice of outsourcing the responsibility for maintaining and managing IT systems and infrastructure to a third-party provider. Terminology IAAS (Infrastructure...
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Cloud load balancing

Distributing user traffic across instance of an application in single region or multiple regions. Terminology Backend: Group of endpoints that receive traffic from a Google...
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GCP: Instance Groups

Two Types of Instance Groups: Location can be Zonal or Regional Managed Instance Groups (MIG) It’s identical VMs create using an instance template Creating Managed...
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Deferrable Views In Angular

Deferrable Views, introduced in Angular 17, is a powerful feature that allow you to defer loading of content until it’s needed. This improves intial load...
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Angular Route-based Lazy Loading

Lazy loading is a design pattern that delays the loading of non-essentials resources (modules, components, etc.) until they are actually needed. In Angular applications certain...
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Angular Router

Angular’s routing system is a powerful feature that enable navigation between different components in your application. This guide will walk you though all essential routing...
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Forms in Angular: Reactive Forms

Reactive Forms in Angular offer a model-driven approach to handling form input and validation. Unlike Template-driven forms, Reactive Forms provide more control, better testing capabilities...
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