New Cloud Logos

Just observed Google Cloud Platform "fancy" new logo..

Google Cloud Computing, Hosting Services & APIs  |  Google Cloud

here is Amazon Web Service's, with Amazon's "A to Z" arrow
AWS Solution Provider Program

And here is Microsoft Azure's, stylized A triangle to match Microsoft's squares
Microsoft Azure Cloud Computing Platform & Services


Even IBM Cloud has a "fancy" logo
IBM Cloud


Only Oracle is not customizing (yet)
Oracle Cloud Platform Customer Momentum Accelerates Globally | Oracle Digital Experience Platform Blog

Azure Resource Explorer: cloud API management tool

Azure Resource Explorer: a new tool to discover the Azure API | Blog | Microsoft Azure

Azure Resource Explorer is a new web site where you can easily:

• Discover the Azure Resource Management APIs
• Get API documentation
• Make actual API calls directly in your own subscriptions

Introducing Azure Resource Explorer for the Azure Resource Management APIs - Scott Hanselman
"To be clear, this is NOT a new Portal, and it IS very low level. This is a tool for folks who want to know what's really going on when an Azure API is called."
https://resources.azure.com/

GitHub - projectkudu/AzureResourceExplorer: Azure Resource Explorer - a site to explore and manage your ARM resources in style

mentioned by Scott Allen in
Microsoft Azure for .NET Developers - Building Secure Services and Applications

1.1.1.1: privacy-first DNS service from CloudFlare

Announcing 1.1.1.1: the fastest, privacy-first consumer DNS service

"Cloudflare's mission is to help build a better Internet. We're excited today to take another step toward that mission with the launch of 1.1.1.1 — the Internet's fastest, privacy-first consumer DNS service. This post will talk a little about what that is and a lot about why we decided to do it. 

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The problem is that these DNS services are often slow and not privacy respecting. What many Internet users don't realize is that even if you're visiting a website that is encrypted that doesn't keep your DNS resolver from knowing the identity of all the sites you visit. That means, by default, your ISP, every wifi network you've connected to, and your mobile network provider have a list of every site you've visited while using them."

Introducing DNS Resolver, 1.1.1.1 (not a joke)

link from:

Microsoft Cloud Show - Can you hear me? A deep dive into voice and chat in the Microsoft Cloud