October 2025

Day 1 of a 26-day 'Zero to Hero' guide for becoming a Multi-Cloud Engineer. The title reads 'What is Multi-Cloud? A Beginner's Guide for Engineers' with logos for Google Cloud and Azure shown below.

Day 13 – Google Cloud Security: Best Practices for Engineers:

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Introduction Security is the foundation of any robust cloud deployment. In Google Cloud Platform (GCP), engineers must implement end-to-end security across infrastructure, applications, and data. Misconfigurations or overlooked vulnerabilities can lead to costly breaches, downtime, or compliance violations.Google Cloud Security encompasses identity management, data protection, network security, threat detection, and compliance. At Curiosity Tech, we […]

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A promotional graphic for a "Zero to Hero in 26 Days" course focused on becoming a Cloud Engineer (Azure). The left side includes the CuriosityTech logo, a cloud icon, and text comparing Azure vs AWS vs GCP, asking which cloud platform to choose. The right side displays a holographic Azure logo and cloud imagery.

Day 13 – Cloud Platforms for DevOps: AWS, Azure & GCP

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Information: Modern DevOps heavily relies on cloud platforms to provide scalable, flexible, and automated infrastructure. AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform (GCP) are the three dominant cloud providers, each offering unique tools and services for DevOps workflows. At CuriosityTech.in, we focus on helping engineers understand the strengths, differences, and practical applications of each platform

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Day 13 – Azure Security Best Practices for Cloud Engineers

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Introduction Security is a non-negotiable aspect of cloud computing. Azure provides a comprehensive set of tools and best practices to secure applications, data, and infrastructure. Cloud engineers must master identity management, network security, data protection, and compliance to ensure enterprise-grade security. At curiositytech.in, learners are trained with real-world threat modeling scenarios and hands-on labs, preparing

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Day 13 – AWS Security Essentials: Encryption & Compliance

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Security is the foundation of cloud computing. On Day 13, we explore AWS security essentials, focusing on encryption, key management, compliance frameworks, and security best practices. At CuriosityTech.in, learners understand that security isn’t just configuration—it’s designing systems that are secure by default, resilient, and compliant with industry standards. 1. AWS Shared Responsibility Model AWS uses

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Day 9 – Serverless Computing with Google Cloud Functions:

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Day 9 – Serverless Computing with Google Cloud Functions Introduction Serverless computing is revolutionizing the way cloud engineers build and deploy applications. In a serverless model, developers focus entirely on writing code without worrying about infrastructure management, scaling, or server maintenance. Google Cloud Functions (GCF) is GCP’s fully managed serverless compute service that allows you

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Day 9 – Monitoring & Observability in Multi-Cloud Environments

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Introduction Enterprises today are not limited to just one cloud. Applications often run across AWS, Azure, and GCP at the same time. For example, a customer-facing app might run on AWS, internal data pipelines on Azure, and analytics workloads on GCP. While this setup offers flexibility and resilience, it brings one of the hardest challenges:

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