In the dynamic world of data engineering and workflow orchestration, organizations are increasingly migrating from legacy enterprise schedulers like Control-M to the open-source powerhouse, Apache Airflow. However, this transition often involves a complex and time-consuming process of converting existing job definitions. DAGify emerges...

In 2017, we shared Google Blocks with the world as a simple, easy and fun way to create 3D objects and scenes, using the new wave of VR headsets of the day. We were thrilled to see the surprising, inventive and beautiful assets you all put together with Google Blocks, and continue to be impressed by the enthusiasm of the community. ...

Buffer overflows are the cause of many security issues, and are a persistent thorn in programmers' sides. C is particularly susceptible to them. The advent of sanitizers mitigates some security issues by automatically inserting bounds checking, but they're not able to do so in all situations—in particular for flexible array members, because...

We are excited to announce the first group of winners for the 2024 Google Open Source Peer Bonus Program! This program is designed to recognize open source contributors who have been nominated by Google employees for their exceptional contributions to open source projects. It is worth reiterating the importance of open source to solving...

I am thrilled to introduce Common Expression Language, a simple expression language that's great for writing small snippets of logic which can be run anywhere with the same semantics in nanoseconds to microseconds evaluation speed. The launch of cel.dev marks a major milestone in the growth and stability of the language. It powers...

Introduction: The Critical Role of etcd in Cloud-Native Infrastructure Imagine a cloud-native world without Kubernetes. It's hard, right? But have you ever considered the unsung hero that makes Kubernetes tick? Enter etcd, the distributed key-value store that serves as the central nervous system for Kubernetes. Etcd's ability to consistently...