Google Cloud Platform
Google Cloud Platform guides for cloud-native applications, data analytics, and machine learning workloads.
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Google Cloud Platform offers scalable computing, storage, and machine learning services. These guides help you provision GCP resources using Pulumi's infrastructure as code.
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Create GCP BigQuery Analytics Hub Data Exchanges
Set up BigQuery Analytics Hub data exchanges with Pulumi. Share and discover datasets securely.
Create GCP Certificate Authority Certificates
Issue X.509 certificates with Google Cloud Certificate Authority using Pulumi. Manage PKI infrastructure.
Create GCP Chronicle Detection Rules
Deploy security detection rules in Google Chronicle with Pulumi. Configure YARA-L rules for threat detection.
Create GCP Cloud Spanner Instances
Deploy Google Cloud Spanner instances with Pulumi. Configure distributed SQL databases and node allocation.
Create GCP Cloud SQL Users
Manage Google Cloud SQL database users with Pulumi. Configure authentication and access permissions.
Create GCP Cloud Tasks Queues
Deploy Google Cloud Tasks queues with Pulumi. Configure task scheduling, routing, and retry policies.
Create GCP Cloud Workstations Clusters
Deploy Google Cloud Workstations clusters with Pulumi. Configure regional resources and workstation configurations.
Create GCP Compute Reservations
Reserve GCP Compute Engine capacity with Pulumi. Ensure VM availability and optimize costs.
Create GCP Data Catalog Tags
Organize and tag data assets in Google Cloud Data Catalog with Pulumi for better discoverability.
Create GCP Data Loss Prevention Stored Info Types
Define custom sensitive data patterns in Google Cloud DLP with Pulumi for data classification.
Create GCP Dataplex Tasks
Deploy scheduled data processing tasks in Google Cloud Dataplex with Pulumi. Configure workflows and parameters.
Create GCP Dataproc Clusters
Deploy managed Apache Spark and Hadoop clusters on Google Cloud with Pulumi. Configure nodes and workloads.