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CloudBase document database Web SDK for querying, creating, updating, and deleting data in web applications. \n \n Supports CRUD operations, complex queries with operators (gt, gte, lt, lte, eq, neq, in, nin), and method chaining for filtering, sorting, and field selection \n Includes pagination via skip/limit, aggregation pipelines, geolocation queries, and real-time data synchronization with watch() listeners \n Requires SDK initialization with environment ID and authentication before database

Cloud cost management involves monitoring, analyzing, and optimizing cloud spending. Implement strategies using reserved instances, spot pricing, proper sizing, and cost allocation to maximize ROI and prevent budget overruns.

Comprehensive Docker best practices for images, containers, and production deployments. \n \n Covers base image selection (Wolfi/Chainguard, Alpine, Distroless), Dockerfile structure with optimal layer ordering, multi-stage builds, and layer optimization techniques to minimize image size and build time \n Includes container runtime security patterns: running as non-root, dropping capabilities, read-only filesystems, resource limits, health checks, and logging configuration \n Provides Docker Com

Web frontend authentication with multiple login methods and complete user management for CloudBase. \n \n Supports 8 login methods: phone/email OTP, password, anonymous, OAuth (Google/WeChat), custom ticket, and anonymous account upgrade \n Includes full user management: sign out, profile updates, password changes, identity linking/unlinking, and account deletion \n Built-in auth state listeners and session management with access token retrieval for API calls \n Compatible with @cloudbase/js-sdk

Production-ready serverless applications on GCP Cloud Run with containerized services and event-driven functions. \n \n Covers Cloud Run Services (containerized web apps and APIs) and Cloud Run Functions (HTTP, Pub/Sub, and Cloud Storage event handlers) \n Includes cold start optimization techniques: startup CPU boost, minimum instances, distroless images, lazy dependency loading, and memory tuning \n Provides multi-stage Docker builds, graceful shutdown patterns, and Cloud Build deployment pipe

Manage Google Cloud Identity groups, devices, memberships, and inbound SSO profiles via CLI. \n \n Covers six resource categories: customers, devices, groups, inbound OIDC/SAML SSO profiles, and SSO assignments \n Device operations include creation, deletion, wiping, and user management; group operations support CRUD, search, lookup, and security settings \n SSO profile management supports OIDC and SAML configurations with multi-party approval workflows for sensitive actions \n Requires Google W

Web-based file upload, download, and management for CloudBase cloud storage via the JavaScript SDK. \n \n Supports four core operations: uploading files from browsers with progress tracking, generating temporary download URLs, deleting files, and downloading to local storage \n Requires CORS configuration in CloudBase console; add your frontend domain to security domains to prevent errors \n Uses file IDs in the format cloud://env-id/path/filename and supports folder hierarchies with / separator

Build Azure managed images and Azure Compute Gallery images using Packer's azure-arm builder.

Complete guide for developing, deploying, and managing CloudBase cloud functions with Event and HTTP types. \n \n Supports two function types: Event Functions (Node.js, event-driven) and HTTP Functions (Node.js/Python/Go/Java, web services on port 9000) \n Runtime is immutable after creation; must select correct Node.js version during initial deployment or delete and recreate to change \n HTTP Functions require scf_bootstrap startup script with execute permissions and LF line endings; Event Func

Generates AWS architecture diagrams from CloudFormation templates, CLI output, or natural language descriptions. \n \n Parses CloudFormation (YAML/JSON), AWS CLI JSON output, and text descriptions to extract VPCs, subnets, EC2 instances, RDS databases, Lambda functions, S3 buckets, security groups, load balancers, and other AWS services \n Maps resource relationships including instances within subnets, security group attachments, IAM role bindings, and data flow between services \n Converts AWS