Welcome to our monthly Community Roundup series! Check out our latest news and upcoming events.
Join us for Google Cloud's free online learning event, Cloud Learn. This event is for developers, IT professionals, and data practitioners at all career levels and will cover everything from introductory Google Cloud training to certification prep. You’ll have access to role-based tracks that include live demos, Q&As, career development workshops, hands-on challenges, opportunities to earn badges to validate cloud knowledge, and more.
Taking place December 8-10, sessions are available in time zones around the globe. Explore the agenda and sign up at no cost here.
Explore all the upcoming Google Cloud events here.
We're thrilled to share that later this month in December, we'll launch a new space in the Community dedicated to the best practices and recommendations outlined in the Google Cloud Architecture Framework.
This new space is for architects, developers, administrators, and other cloud practitioners who are looking for a structured approach to designing and operating a cloud deployment model that is secure, efficient, resilient, high-performing, and cost-effective - all while meeting unique business requirements.
Here, you'll have access to a series of articles with questions and recommendations based on the Architecture Framework to help you quickly find practical guidance and address specific challenges related to your cloud architecture.
Stay tuned. We look forward to seeing you there!
If you're a frequent guest or an active participant of the Google Cloud Community, you're probably already aware of Accepted Solutions. Maybe you've even had the chance to provide a solution for someone else and earned a badge on your profile.
But for those who may not be as familiar, we wanted to provide a bit more context into what Accepted Solutions are, why they're valuable, and how to accept a solution in one simple step. We also share how to find only those posts with an Accepted Solution (for those looking for answers) and how to find posts without a solution yet (for those looking to share their knowledge and provide an answer).
Learn more in the blog. And who knows? maybe you can make your way up the Top Solutions Author Leaderboard!
Don’t forget to check out our November video series of #ThisWeekInCloud to stay up-to-date on all the latest:
November 1st, 2021 - Google Tau VMs, data ingestion support, and more with Alicia Williams
November 8th, 2021 - reCAPTCHA Enterprise, Network Connectivity Center, and more with Jen Person
November 15th, 2021 - 5G Network Slicing, Student Success Services, and more with Ryan Matsumoto
November 22nd, 2021 - NEXT 2021 on demand, Cloud certifications, and more with Carter Morgan
We love to see how many of you are eager to participate in the Community's discussions. Let’s take a quick look at who contributed the most by replies authored and topics published in the month of November. Please meet our top five contributors!
Thank you @Abhishek213, @glen_yu, @anandmisra, @Babar_Ali, and @rushiranpise!
Are you ready to become our next top contributor? Learn all about how to contribute to the Community here.
Here are our most popular discussions in the Google Cloud Community over the past month:
Looking for more topics and discussions? Visit our Google Cloud forums and join the conversation or start something new.
The Community Team continues to work hard to improve our Community based on your valuable feedback. Here are some recent updates to our Community features:
1. Additional programming languages were added to the post editing capabilities. This means you can now select from a variety of programming languages when you're adding code snippets to your posts, whether in a new discussion post or as a comment or reply to an existing post.
To take advantage of this new feature, just click on the "Insert/Edit code sample button.
Then select the programming language of your choice from the dropdown.
Create your own post to see all the programming languages we've added.
2. We also added descriptions under Discussion Spaces on the Community home page. With this, we hope it well help provide clarity around the purpose and activity within each unique space.
We hope you enjoy our new feature updates and thank you to all our Community members who continue to make this space an engaging and informative place to be. If you have any feedback, please add your thoughts to Community Feedback forum here or add a comment directly to this post.
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Thanks everyone. Until next time!
The Google Cloud Community Team
Thank you so much mam for creating this awesome community I really love helping peoples with their queries
Thank you for sharing! This is an amazing community