Tag
google cloud
Blog posts tagged "google cloud".
App Engine on Google Cloud
How to put a web application online without managing machines: App Engine, its Standard and Flexible environments, and when to choose each one.
Digital Transformation and Migration to Google Cloud
How to move systems to the cloud without stopping the business: migration strategies, Google Cloud tools and the transformation that comes after.
DevOps, SRE and APIs on Google Cloud
How to deliver and observe software in the cloud: automated deploys, monitoring, reliability targets (SRE) and APIs with a gateway.
AI on Google Cloud: Pre-trained APIs, BigQuery ML and Vertex AI
How to use AI on Google Cloud without starting from scratch: pre-trained APIs, SQL models in BigQuery and Vertex AI for custom and generative models.
Security and Identity on Google Cloud
How Google Cloud applies IAM in practice: policies in the resource hierarchy, service accounts, encryption with your own keys and audit logs.
Scaling and Load Balancing on Google Cloud
How to keep several identical VMs running: a group that replaces a failed machine, and a balancer that decides where each request goes.
Kubernetes and GKE on Google Cloud
How to keep many containers running without waking up at night: what Kubernetes does, and how GKE splits the work between Google and your team.
Serverless and Cloud Run on Google Cloud
How to run the brewery's site without paying for idle servers all year: Cloud Run, App Engine and Cloud Run functions, and when each one fits.
Data and Analytics on Google Cloud
Where to keep each kind of data on Google Cloud, why the store's database should not answer business questions, and how the data reaches the report.
Compute Engine: virtual machines on Google Cloud
Compute Engine is Google Cloud's VM service: how to choose the machine type, the disks, the instance group and how to pay for it.
Google Cloud: the starting point
How Google Cloud organizes your space: organization, folders and projects, where permissions and billing live, and the global infrastructure behind it.