CSJ4.pptx
- 2. Introduction to Compute Engine Serverless Compute Cloud Storage Types Structured vs Unstructured Data Security & IAM Hands-on with the Cloud console
- 3. Introduction to Compute Engine ● What is Google Compute Engine? ● Types of Virtual Machines ● What is the need of GCE?
- 4. Serverless Compute ● Automated resource allocation ● No server provisioning, hardware maintenance, or operating system updates. ● Serverless platforms accelerate your development and deployment cycles.
- 5. Serverless Compute Products Google App Engine enables developers to build and deploy applications without worrying about server management. Google Cloud Run is a serverless compute platform designed for containerized applications. Google Cloud Functions is a serverless compute service that automatically respond to specific events or triggers.
- 6. Working of the Cloud Functions
- 8. Cloud Storage ● Provided by cloud computing providers ● Users can access data from anywhere ● Scalable and cost effective ● Commonly used for data backup
- 9. Common Use Cases for Cloud Storage ● Content Storage & Delivery ● Storage for data analytics & general compute ● Backup and archival Storage
- 10. Structured vs Unstructured Data
- 11. GCP Security ● Data Encryption ● Identity & Access Management (IAM) ● Security key Management ● Security Compliance ● Firewall Rules
- 12. IAM (Identity and Access Management) ● Roles and Permissions ● Principals ● Resource Hierarchy ● Fine grained Control ● Auditing & Monitoring
- 13. IAM Roles
- 14. Four Ways to Interact with Google Cloud
- 15. The Cloud Console provides a web-based GUI for you to manage Google Cloud projects and resources ● Centralized console for all project data. ● Execute common tasks using simple mouse clicks. ● Manage and create projects. ● Access developer tools: ○ Cloud Source Repositories ○ Cloud SDK ○ Cloud Shell ● Access to product APIs.
- 16. ● Every Google Cloud service you use is associated With a project ● Every project has three identifying attribute
- 17. Lets go Hands on!!!
- 18. ● The Cloud SDK is a command-line interface for Google Cloud products and services gcloud gsutil bq ● Cloud Shell is an alternative to the Cloud SDK ● Browser-based CLI access to resources ● No need to install the Cloud SDK or other tools locally ● Runs on an ephemeral Compute Engine ● VM at no cost to you ● 5 GB of persistent disk storage ● Web preview functionality and built-in authorization for project/resource access
- 19. Rest Based API Curl curl https://api.example.com/resource Python import requests url = 'https://api.example.com/resource' response = requests.get(url) print(response.text)
- 20. You can manage Google Cloud services from your Android or iOS device
- 23. Thank You for being a good sport! Happy Learning!