Ohio Devfest - Visual Analysis with GCP

Nov 18, 20170 likes68 views

The document discusses visual analysis using Google Cloud Platform. It provides an overview of Google Cloud services including App Engine, Container Engine, Compute Engine, Datastore, Cloud SQL, and Spanner for building and deploying applications at scale. It also mentions Machine Learning services for tasks like natural language processing, image analysis, and translation. The presentation then demonstrates a photo sharing application built on these services and discusses ways to enhance it further using App Engine Flex, video processing, document parsing, BigQuery, and analytics. It concludes by inviting Python developers interested in visual analysis to discuss job opportunities.

Visual Analysis with
Google Cloud Platform
Wesley Workman

Hello 👋
• Wesley Workman
• Software Architect at Batterii
• Python w/ App Engine and GCP
• Javascript w/ Ember.js
• Will code for Beer and Burritos

History
Google Cloud Platform Launched: October 2011

Learning
• Let’s build a photo app
• YAPA (Yet Another Photo App)
• Because there aren’t enough of those right?
• No live coding; live provisioning and deploying

Serving
• Code ﬁrst
• High Scalability
• No servers, load
balancers, clusters,
or infrastructure to
manage
App Engine Container Engine
• Kubernetes
• Managed scalable
clusters, pods,
containers
• Running vendor
applications
Compute Engine
• VM / Hypervisor
• Low level hardware
access
• Networking and
Load balancing
• Full conﬁguration

Serving
App Engine Standard
• Process isolation
• Fast to spin up
• Cheap
• No low level access or
code from other
languages
App Engine Flex
• Container isolation
• Much more ﬂexible
• C libraries
• External processes
• Slower startup
• $$$

Database
• NoSQL document
store
• Automatic sharding
and replication
• ACID Transactions
• Cheap / Easy
• No Joins
• noSQL mindset
Datastore Cloud SQL
• Managed MySQL or
PostgreSQL
• Managed scalability
• Replicas
• SQL es bueno
• $$
Spanner
• NoSQL wide-column
store
• Low latency
• Strong consistency
• Horizontal Scaling
• $$$
• noSQL mindset

Machine Learning
Natural LanguageSpeech Analysis
Image Analysis Video Intelligence
Translation Machine Learning

Yapa Architecture
Familiarity with Cloud Architecture?
(Head Nods)

Awesome demo!
How could we make it better?
• App Engine Flex
• Video Thumbnail
• ﬀmpeg - Split audio tracks from video
• libre oﬃce - document parsing
• BigQuery
• Analytics and Aggregations

Python Devs?
Batterii is hiring a backend engineer
Come talk to me
Show of hands

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1. Visual Analysis with Google Cloud Platform Wesley Workman

2. Hello 👋 • Wesley Workman • Software Architect at Batterii • Python w/ App Engine and GCP • Javascript w/ Ember.js • Will code for Beer and Burritos

3. History App Engine Launched: April 2008

4. History Google Cloud Platform Launched: October 2011

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8. Serving App Engine Standard • Process isolation • Fast to spin up • Cheap • No low level access or code from other languages App Engine Flex • Container isolation • Much more ﬂexible • C libraries • External processes • Slower startup • $$$

9. Database • NoSQL document store • Automatic sharding and replication • ACID Transactions • Cheap / Easy • No Joins • noSQL mindset Datastore Cloud SQL • Managed MySQL or PostgreSQL • Managed scalability • Replicas • SQL es bueno • $$ Spanner • NoSQL wide-column store • Low latency • Strong consistency • Horizontal Scaling • $$$ • noSQL mindset

10. Database • NoSQL document store • Automatic sharding and replication • ACID Transactions • Cheap / Easy • No Joins • noSQL mindset Datastore Cloud SQL • Managed MySQL or PostgreSQL • Managed scalability • Replicas • SQL es bueno • $$ Spanner • NoSQL wide-column store • Low latency • Strong consistency • Horizontal Scaling • $$$ • noSQL mindset

11. Machine Learning Natural LanguageSpeech Analysis Image Analysis Video Intelligence Translation Machine Learning

12. Machine Learning Natural LanguageSpeech Analysis Image Analysis Video Intelligence Translation Machine Learning

13. Yapa Architecture Familiarity with Cloud Architecture? (Head Nods)

15. Enough Slides Let’s get building

16. Awesome demo! How could we make it better? • App Engine Flex • Video Thumbnail • ﬀmpeg - Split audio tracks from video • libre oﬃce - document parsing • BigQuery • Analytics and Aggregations

17. Python Devs? Batterii is hiring a backend engineer Come talk to me Show of hands

18. Questions?

19. Thanks!

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