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We help businesses use Google Cloud’s powerful tools to run and manage their applications. This includes making sure their computer services (like Google Compute Engine) can grow easily and that their data is stored securely (using Google Cloud Storage).
We assist in making applications more flexible using Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE). Think of it like organizing and managing a bunch of containers (where applications are stored) efficiently. This helps in making applications work better and scale up when needed.
We help create applications in smaller, easy-to-manage parts using Google Cloud tools. It’s like building with Lego blocks – each piece (or microservice) does a specific job, and they work together seamlessly.
We make coding easier by using Google Cloud Functions. This allows developers to focus on writing code without worrying about the underlying technical details. It’s like having a team of helpers taking care of the background work
We upgrade databases to work better on Google Cloud. Whether it’s a regular database or a more flexible one, like Google Cloud Firestore, we ensure data is managed efficiently and can scale up as needed.
We make sure that development and operations teams work together smoothly using Google Cloud tools. This includes tools to automate building and delivering applications and managing infrastructure efficiently.
We keep a close eye on how applications are performing using Google Cloud’s monitoring tools. It’s like having a set of eyes that watch over everything and provide information on how to make things run even better.
We help keep applications and data safe using Google Cloud’s security tools. This involves controlling who has access to what and monitoring for any potential security issues.
We help businesses smoothly move their operations to Google Cloud. Whether it’s databases or entire applications, we use tools like Database Migration Service to ensure everything transitions without a hitch.
Rebuilding starts the application anew, preserving its main goals but potentially breaking it into smaller, more manageable parts for efficiency.
Rearchitecting modifies an application’s code to align with a new architecture, incorporating the latest capabilities for improved performance.
Refactoring optimizes existing code without changing external features—similar to renovating a room for better organization without altering its purpose.
