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Behind the Cloud: GCP foundational best practice

In this episode of Behind the Cloud, Matt explains how to organise GCP projects by specific use cases, how to automate processes, establish clear naming conventions, and follow best practices around security, tagging, and more. Video transcript Introduction [00:00:00] Matthew: Hello and welcome to another episode of Behind the Cloud. We’ve had a little bit of a brief hiatus but now we’re back and we’re going to do another series of videos. Today we’re going to kick off with what arguably sh

Matthew Hooson-

Core Web Vitals optimisation case study: UAL reduces container size & improves performance

The University of the Arts London (UAL) is the largest specialist Art and Design institution in Europe with over 18,000 undergraduate and postgraduate students. It comprises six specialist art and design colleges: Camberwell College of Arts, Central St Martins, Chelsea College of Arts, London College of Communication, London College of Fashion and Wimbledon College of Arts. The UAL Digital Public Platforms team manages data from across 10+ sites and over 250,000 users a month. The challenge

Mark Rochefort-

GTM’s new Google tag: one tag to rule them all

Goodbye to the GA4 Config Tag Anyone who’s spent any time implementing the Google Analytics 4 (GA4) tracking in Google Tag Manager (GTM) over the past few years will be familiar with the GA4 Configuration tag. Essentially the top level of tracking within GTM for configuring GA4, this is where you would specify your Measurement ID, configure server requests and specify things like event parameters and user properties. The GA4 Config tag would then typically act as a reference point for all your

Nick Roberts-

Getting started with Plotly Dash

This blog post is a brief introduction to Plotly Dash and a short tutorial to learn how to build a custom visualisation. For this tutorial, you will need some basic knowledge of Python, HTML and JavaScript. This article will focus on locally building and visualising your graph. What is Plotly Dash? Let’s start with the basics: what is Plotly Dash? Dash is a Python framework created by Plotly to render interactive dashboards which can also be hosted online, by using just Python. Dash has both

Natalia Rizzi-