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Part 15: GCP: Deploying a Kubernetes Cluster with Google Kubernetes engine.

Today we will see how to deploy a kubernetes cluster on GKE i.e. Google Kubernetes Engine under GCP. Lets have a look step by step to understand it. 1. Goto...

By Saket Jain Published January 7, 2022 GCP - Google Cloud Course
Part 10: GCP: How to keep disk intact even after deleting VM in GCP ?

In this post, we will see how to create a VM instance on Google cloud platform. 1. Goto compute engine –> VM instances. 2. Click on Create Instance and now...

By Saket Jain Published December 23, 2021 GCP - Google Cloud Course
Part 9: GCP: GCP Infrastructure

Let us have a brief overview of the GCP Infrastructure to understand its architecture. To understand this, lets draw few diagrams and go through the GCP parts. GCP Compute: GCP...

By Saket Jain Published December 16, 2021 GCP - Google Cloud Course

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Saket Jain is a GNU/Linux sysadmin from Alwar, Rajasthan, India. He works for a worldwide leading consumer product company and takes great pleasure on working with Linux Internals alongwith using FOSS tools to increase productivity in all areas of his daily work.

Achievements
1. He derived NGEL from Centos.
2. Created delete, undelete and deleteperm command.
3. Has more than 8 Years of experience in Linux/Unix System administration and consultation.
4. Certified Yoga Trainer under Govt. of India.
5. Limca Book of Record Certificate Holder in 2012
6. Author of the book "Unix Administration Quick Guide"
7. ITIL 2011 Foundation Certified, and RHCE Certified under RHEL5,6, and 7.
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