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Top 5 Organization Policy Services for Google Cloud

Xebia

Top 5 Organization Policy Services for Google Cloud The Google Cloud is a cloud service that enables users to create and manage virtual machines and Kubernetes clusters, store data, and run applications. When using Google Cloud, it’s important to implement technical boundaries that enforce your company’s security and privacy policies.

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Agile Approaches to Policy Development

Agile Alliance

To both understand the implications of EU’s proposed AI Act and involve relevant stakeholders in the process we have adopted an agile approach to policy development. The post Agile Approaches to Policy Development first appeared on Agile Alliance.

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Scoped Organizational Policy Constraints Administration

Xebia

Organization Policy Constraints. These restrictions are configured with Organization Policy Constraints. You need the Organization Policy Admin role to configure resource constraints. In this case, we scope the Organization Policy Admin role to resources tagged with a certain key. Scoped Organization Policy Admin.

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Implement Object-Level Encryption and Policy With OpenTDF

DevOps.com

OpenTDF is an open source project that lets you integrate encryption and data policy controls into your new and existing apps.

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Top Considerations for Building an Open Cloud Data Lake

The key prerequisites for meeting the needs of non-technical users while adhering to data governance policies. The primary architectural principles of a true cloud data lake, including a loosely coupled architecture and open file formats and table structures.

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Branching Patterns: Looking at some branching policies

Martin Fowler

Now I've finally developed and written these patterns down, I think it's useful to look at a few at some of these policies and see how I think about them in terms of the patterns. As I've tried to understand how they work and when they are best used, I've assessed them through the half-formed patterns in my mind.

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Compliance Automated Standard Solution (COMPASS), Part 6: Compliance to Policy for Multiple Kubernetes Clusters

Dzone - DevOps

In Part 4 of this multi-part series on continuous compliance, we presented designs for Compliance Policy Administration Centers (CPAC) that facilitate the management of various compliance artifacts connecting the Regulatory Policies expressed as Compliance-as-Code with technical policies implemented as Policy-as-Code.