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If you use Google Cloud, use Cloud Monitoring (formerly Stackdriver) to set up policies and alerts. There is a Google Cloud Console mobile app that throws you t
by ernsheong 6y ago
If you use Google Cloud, use Cloud Monitoring (formerly Stackdriver) to set up policies and alerts. There is a Google Cloud Console mobile app that throws you the alerts. If you don't use Google Cloud, you can also use Cloud Monitoring (Stackdriver supports AWS, and probably still does)
In addition to that, use managed services as much as possible. On Google Cloud I use a lot of Cloud Run and Cloud SQL, and infrastructure work is kept to a minimum.