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Cloud Run GKE with Donna Malayeri
Google Cloud Platform Podcast
11/13/19 • 32 min
Jon and Aja host our guest Donna Malayeri this week to learn all about Cloud Run and Anthos! Designed to provide serverless containers, Cloud Run has two versions: fully managed and Cloud Run for Anthos.
Donna’s passion for serverless projects and containers shows as we discuss how these options benefit developers and customers. With containers, developers are able to go serverless without a lot of the typical restrictions, and because they are a standard format, containers are fairly easy to learn to use. Tools such as Ko can even do the work of generating docker containers for you. One of Cloud Run’s most unique features is that it allows developers to bring existing applications. You don’t have to rewrite your entire app to make it serverless! Developers can also reuse instances, making the process more efficient and cost effective.
Cloud Run for Anthos allows projects to stay on-prem while still enjoying the benefits of containers and the Cloud Run platform.
Later in the show, Donna tells us about Knative, which is the API Cloud Run is based on that helps create portability between Cloud Run versions, as well as portability to other vendors. We also get to hear the weirdest things she’s seen put in a container and run in Cloud Run!
Donna MalayeriDonna Malayeri is a product manager for Cloud Run for Anthos. She’s worked in the serverless space since 2016 and is bullish on the future of serverless. Prior to joining Google, she was the first product manager at the Seattle startup, Pulumi. She was also a product manager on the Azure Functions team at Microsoft, guiding the developer experience from its beta through the first year of general availability. Donna is passionate about creating products that developers love and has worked on programming languages such as F# and Scala.
Cool things of the week- Bringing Google AutoML to 3.5 million data scientists on Kaggle blog
- GCP Podcast has a website on dev site
- Command and control now easier in BigQuery with scripting and stored procedures bog
- Skaffold now GA blog
- Cloud Run site
- Cloud Run for Anthos site
- Anthos site
- Ko site
- Buildpacks site
- Google Cloud Functions site
- Kubernetes site
- Knative site
- Serverless: An ops experience of a programming model? video
How do I write a Matchmaking function in OpenMatch?
Where can you find us next?Donna will be at Google Cloud Next in London.
Aja will also be attending Google Cloud Next in London.
Jon will be at AnimeNYC, Kubecon in November and Google Kirkland for an internal hackweek.
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Cloud Run with Steren Giannini and Ryan Gregg
Google Cloud Platform Podcast
04/17/19 • 32 min
Mark Mirchandani is our Mark this week, joining new host Michelle Casbon in a recap of their favorite things at Next! The main story this episode is Cloud Run, and Gabi and Mark met up with Steren Giannini and Ryan Gregg at Cloud Next to learn more about it.
Announced at Next, Cloud Run brings serverless to containers! It offers great options and security, and the client only pays for what they use. With containers, developers can use any language, any library, any software, anything!
Two versions of Cloud Run were released last week. Cloud Run is the fully managed, hosted service for running serverless containers. The second version, Cloud Run GKE, provides a lot of the same benefits, but runs the compute inside your Kubernetes container. It’s easy to move between the two if your needs change as well.
Steren GianniniSteren is a Product Manager in the Google Cloud Platform serverless team. He graduated from École Centrale Lyon, France and then was CTO of a startup that created mobile and multi-device solutions. After joining Google, Steren managed Stackdriver Error Reporting, Node.js on App Engine, and Cloud Run.
Ryan GreggRyan is a product manager at Google, working on Knative and Cloud Run. He has over 15 years experience working with developers on building and extending platforms and is passionate about great documentation and reducing developer toil. After more than a decade of working on enterprise software platforms and cloud solutions at Microsoft, he joined Google to work on Knative and building great new experiences for serverless and Kubernetes.
Cool things of the week- News to build on: 122+ announcements from Google Cloud Next ‘19 blog
- Mark’s Favorite Announcement:
- Network service tiers site
- Michelle’s Favorite Announcements:
- Cloud Run site
- Knative site
- Knative Docs site
- Firestore site
- App Engine site
- Cloud Functions site
- GKE site
- Cloud Run on GKE site
- Understanding cluster resource usage site
- Docker site
- Cloud Build site
- Gitlab site
- Buildpacks site
- Jib (Java Image Builder) site
- Pub/Sub site
- Cloud VPC site
- Google Cloud Next ‘19 All Sessions videos
If I want to try out Cloud Run, how do I get started?
Where can you find us next?Gabi is at PyTexas
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Humanitec with Domile Janenaite and Chris Stephenson
Google Cloud Platform Podcast
02/26/20 • 35 min
Jon Foust and Mark Mirchandani are joined today by Domile Janenaite and Chris Stephenson of Humanitec. Humanitec, a German startup, helps developers run their code easily and smoothly in various environments. Chris and Domile start off by explaining why Humanitec was founded and what sets it apart from competitors, especially in the way it streamlines devops integration.
Later, we learn how Humanitec is helping developers get the most out of cloud development by not only easily running deployments but also aiding in environment management. Developers can spend more time writing code and less time worrying about how they’ll get it to run. Chris also expands on how they built Humanitec, the reasoning behind their development decisions, and the challenges they faced. Domile goes on to describe the types of teams and companies that Humanitec is best suited for and why.
Domile JanenaiteDomile Janenaite is a product manager at Humanitec, focusing on developer experience in cloud-native development. Her team’s goal is to help developers escape scripting hell and smoothly enter the world of continuous delivery. In 2014 while studying she dove into Lithuania’s tech hub seeking to promote IT education nationwide. After finishing her studies she landed in Berlin’s tech scene and began working with 200+ dev teams across Europe analysing their processes and helping to improve workflows. During this period Domile became fascinated by the struggles that tech teams face working with cloud technologies. She envisioned building a product that helps developers optimize their workflows and reduce cognitive load. In 2018 she joined Humanitec in its early stages and currently she is working on an Internal Developer Platform which is pushing the industry to live in a “you-build-it, you-run-it” mindset.
Chris StephensonChris Stephenson is VP of Product at Humanitec. He has worked in Engineering or Product across industries as diverse as Waste Management, HR-tech and Insurance but in recent years has been focusing on building platforms that enable development teams to implement and quickly scale applications. This has included running the High Performance Computing Group at Lloyd’s of London focusing on designing and implementing a platform to allow Engineers and Actuaries to quickly iterate on internal models at Lloyd’s of London, building a platform to allow for very fast development of “Partner Front-End” applications at Google (think the partner facing admin interfaces for Google Transit search or managing inventory for Google Play Movies) and currently at Humanitec building an Internal Developer Platform that can be used by all engineering teams to speed up their development of Cloud Native Apps.
Cool things of the week- Showing the C++ developer love with new client libraries blog
- New GCP Essentials video “GCP vs. Firebase — Part 1” blog
- GCPodcast Episode 180: Firebase with Jen Person podcast
- Here to serve Korea’s businesses with a new GCP region in Seoul blog
How do you prevent exposing API keys in source code?
Where can you find us next?Mark will be traveling and working on a video series for the Google Cloud YouTube Channel.
Jon will be at GDC in March.
DEI and Belonging in the Cloud with Jason Smith
Google Cloud Platform Podcast
09/28/22 • 33 min
Jason Smith, founder of the Mixed Googlers group here at Google, joins Stephanie Wong to talk about DEI and the importance of belonging in tech.
Jason helps us better understand what the concepts diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging mean to him. It’s more than just including different types of people, Jason tells us, companies must also give them equal opportunities and say in their jobs. We talk about the difference between DEI and belonging. Belonging means feeling comfortable and accepted and conveys a more concrete, real-life sense of community that brings DEI to life. While DEI is easy enough for a company to measure, it’s sometimes tricky to get a clear picture of belonging in a company. Jason talks about possible solutions to this problem.
Growing up as the child of both a white and a black parent, Jason understands the importance of feeling a sense of belonging as a mixed race individual. In that vein, he founded Mixed Googlers, and he tells us more about how this group supports other mixed individuals at Google. He talks about the events they have hosted, including talks with famous mixed race speakers, and how the grassroots efforts to form and grow Mixed Googlers has created a great community.
Later, Jason talks about DEI and belonging in tech companies and cloud specifically. He introduces us to some fun ways to incorporate DEI principles into company culture in a way that encourages all individuals to contribute their personal perspectives. He stresses the importance of allowing mistakes, especially when discussing diversity issues with your coworkers, so the conversation can be about growth and not about confrontation.
Jason SmithJason Smith is a Customer Engineer supporting application modernization and the founder of Mixed Googlers, an ERG dedicated to mixed race individuals.
Cool things of the week- Sign up for the Google Cloud Fly Cup Challenge blog
- Google Cloud Firewall introduces Network Firewall Policies, IAM-governed Tags and more blog
- Building trust in the data with Dataplex blog
- Google Belonging site
- Google 2022 Diversity Annual Report site
- Sugi Dakks: Not the Only One | Talks at Google video
- Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Keynote site
- BigQuery site
Stephanie is working on content for Next and the Drone Racing League.
HostsStephanie Wong
Top 5 Data & Analytics Launches from Next 2022 with Bruno Aziza and Maire Newton
Google Cloud Platform Podcast
10/19/22 • 30 min
Debi Cabrera and Stephanie Wong have more great Next content this week as we focus on launches specifically related to data and analytics with guests Bruno Aziza and Maire Newton.
We start the episode with a look at current customer trends in data, including tools for increasing efficiency when working with many different types of data. Data governance and security is another area where Bruno sees advances in satisfying customer needs. Maire talks about the steps Google is taking to help customers implement knowledge gained with data, including Looker and new integrations with tools like Looker Studio to easily connect tools for better data access and use. Strategic partnerships with companies like Tableau help accomplish these goals as well.
With 21 data and analytics launches at Next, exciting solutions are out there for customers. Bruno and Maire highlight their five favorites, like BigQuery support for unstructured data, allowing analysts working with SQL to do more with more data. To simplify workflows, BigQuery integration with Spark is a new feature that Maire tells us about, and we hear more about BigLake and it’s increased format support. Data reaches more people easier now with Connected Sheets available for anyone using Google Workspace, and finally we talk more about Looker. Bruno details the four use cases of business intelligence customers and how Google’s suite of data products satisfy their needs for a reasonable price.
Bruno AzizaBruno is head of data and analytics for Google Cloud and leads the outbound product management team. He has more than two decades’ of Silicon Valley experience, specializing in scaling businesses, and has written two books on Data Analytics and Enterprise Performance Management.
Maire NewtonMaire is an Outbound Product Manager at Google Cloud with almost 15 years of experience partnering with organizations to develop data solutions and drive digital transformation. She’s passionate about helping customers develop data-driven cultures by using technology to meet users where they are.
Cool things of the week- Google Cloud Next for data professionals: analytics, databases and business intelligence blog
- Google Cloud Next: top AI and ML sessions blog
- Building the most open data cloud ecosystem post
- Data Journeys videos
- Google Cloud Next ‘22 site
- Looker site
- Looker Studio site
- Tableau site
- BigLake ste
- BigQuery site
- Use the BigQuery connector with Spark docs
- Connected Sheets docs
Debi is getting married and working on Dataflow Prime.
HostsStephanie Wong and Debi Cabrera
2022 Year End Wrap Up
Google Cloud Platform Podcast
12/21/22 • 39 min
Happy Holidays from all of us at Google! This week, hosts Carter Morgan, Stephanie Wong, and Max Saltonstall are sharing their favorite moments from the year! From great partnerships with national companies, new releases in some of your favorite Google software tools, and a trillion digits of pi, we’re breaking down some 2022 highlights and introducing special guest Podcast Producer Kevin McCormack to help with a fun podcast trivia game!
Carter MorganCarter Morgan is Developer Advocate for Google Cloud, where he creates and hosts content on Google’s Youtube channel, co-hosts several Google Cloud podcasts, and designs courses like the Udacity course “Scalable Microservices with Kubernetes” he co-created with Kelsey Hightower. Carter Morgan is an international standup comedian, who’s approach of creating unique moments with the audience in front of him has seen him perform all over the world, including in Paris, London, the Melbourne International Comedy Festival with Joe White. And in 2019, and the 2019 Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Previously, he was a programmer for the USAF and Microsoft.
Stephanie WongStephanie Wong is a Developer Advocate focusing on online content across all Google Cloud products. She’s a host of the GCP Podcast and the Where the Internet Lives podcast, along with many GCP Youtube video series. She is the winner of a 2021 Webby Award for her content about data centers. Previously she was a Customer Engineer at Google and at Oracle. Outside of her tech life she is a former pageant queen and hip hop dancer and has an unhealthy obsession with dogs.
Max SaltonstallMax Saltonstall is a Developer Relations Engineer at Google Cloud. He is a father, teacher, storyteller, speaker, educator, nefarious villain, game designer, juggler, and is only part zombie.
Cool things of the week- Boost medical discoveries with AlphaFold on Vertex AI blog
- 6 common mistakes to avoid in RESTful web API Design blog
- Marketing Analytics With Google Cloud blog
- Stephanie’s Favorites
- Carter’s Favorites
- Max’s Favorites
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- GCP Podcast Episode 316: Google Cloud for Higher Education with Laurie White and Aaron Yeats podcast
- GCP Podcast Episode 317: Launching Products at Google Cloud with Anita Kibunguchy-Grant and Gabe Weiss
Cloud Learning Services with Nandhini Rangan and Magda Jary
Google Cloud Platform Podcast
10/07/20 • 38 min
Jon Foust joins Mark this week as we talk with Nandhini Rangan and Magda Jary about Cloud Learning Services. The Cloud Learning Services team is passionate about helping technical practitioners elevate their careers and transform businesses by building and validating in-demand Google Cloud skills. Nandhini explains that a lack of technical practitioners with skills in the cloud is one of the biggest barriers to entry for companies considering the shift. But with the right knowledge, companies that take full advantage of cloud environments are proven to be more efficient, reach more of their goals, and overall, be more successful. Cloud Learning Services offerings empower technical practitioners and companies to learn new skills, put these skills into practice, and achieve their objectives.
Magda tells us that these training courses focus around job roles in the cloud. The cloud has necessitated a shift in the idea of development learning, she tells us, explaining that nowadays, the focus is on job roles, like Data Scientist, and the technological requirements of that job rather than learning one coding language.
We talk later about the specific offerings Cloud Learning Services provides. With a focus on hands-on learning, technical practitioners are put into the real Google Cloud environment with Qwiklabs, while videos and lectures accompany the material. Job-specific skill badges and certifications are earned as courses are completed, allowing technical practitioners and employers to better understand what proficiency in each job role looks like. Our guests tell us more about Qwiklabs and how its sandbox environment facilitates better learning without the added cost and commitment of services that they may not be ready to use. When the time for real-world development comes, this hands-on approach means no disconnect between learning and applying. We talk more about the Challenge Labs used to test learning and the skill badges earned on completion.
To wrap up, we discuss the future of Cloud Learning Services and how the team stays on top of new technologies and job roles to keep learning materials updated and fun. The team is working on new material for badging and certifying business professionals as well.
Resources to check out to learn more about Google Cloud training and certifications: https://cloud.google.com/training https://cloud.google.com/certification
Follow a learning path designed to help you prepare for the certification most suited to your role: https://g.co/cloud/getcertified
Nandhini RanganNandhini Rangan works at Google Cloud Learning and is very passionate about the topic of upskilling, reskilling, and especially for cloud roles that are needed in organizations today, but also defining the roles and jobs of the future. She is based in Canada and works out of Toronto. She started her career as a Software Engineer, went on and got her MBA and then spent many years in operations and strategy including a stint as a management consultant. Learning was always top of mind for her and she decided to make the jump to join a learning organization full time in 2018 with Google Cloud. She launched the Google Cloud Technical Residency program, worked in the Higher Education learning space bringing programs to faculty and students globally, and currently works as a learning portfolio manager helping bring cloud training content closer to its audiences.
Magda JaryMagda Jary is responsible for all aspects of Google Cloud Certification and Digital Badges go-to market and her mission is to grow Cloud skill sets. She joined Google in 2008 after graduating with two Masters degrees: Media and Communications at Warsaw School of Economics and International Management at Rotterdam School of Management. Currently based in San Francisco, she has been leading global learning and engagement programs for Google Cloud customers and partners. Magda is a frequent guest speaker at events dedicated to skills development, diversity, and women in tech. She is a certified yoga teacher and has completed a mindfulness teacher certification. She teaches the Search Inside Yourself training at Google, a mindfulness-based emotional intelligence course for leaders.
Cool things of the week- Announcing Google Cloud Public Sector Summit, a free global digital event: Dec. 8-9 blog
- 5 tips for more interactive meetings with Q&A and Polls, rolling out to Google Meet
Distributed Cloud Edge for Telcos with DP Ayyadevara and Krishna Garimella
Google Cloud Platform Podcast
07/13/22 • 36 min
Stephanie Wong and Carter Morgan are back this week learning about Google’s Distributed Cloud Edge for telcos with guests Krishna Garimella and DP Ayyadevara. Launched last year, Google Distributed Cloud Edge has benefited companies across many industries. Today, our guests are here to elaborate on how telecommunications companies specifically are leveraging this powerful tool.
Because telcos deliver essential services, they tend to create detailed plans for their infrastructure in advance and stick with this setup for many years, DP tells us. Identifying the right tools for their project is vital, and Google has created and improved on many services to aid the telecommunications sector. Contact Center AI, for example, helps with customer service needs. Specifically, our guests elaborate on the modernization of telco networks through managed infrastructure offerings.
We learn more about Google Distributed Cloud Edge and the managed hardware and software stack that’s included. Container as a service for optimal network function is the first focus of Google in supporting telcos companies with Distributed Cloud and has been used for 5G rollouts. Google has been working behind the scenes to make Kubernetes more telco friendly as well, so that projects are more portable, scalable, and able to leverage Kubernetes benefits easily. Krishna gives us some great real-life examples of telecommunications companies using GDC Edge in areas like virtual broadband networks. In order to dedicate maximum resources to customer workloads, the team chose to keep the Kubernetes control plane in the cloud while worker nodes are at the edge. With superior security protection, minimal service disruption, and more, GDC Edge boasts fleet management as a core capability.
In order to continue satisfying telco’s needs, Google collaborates with many businesses to grow with changing customer needs.
Krishna GarimellaKrishna is a technology evangelist who has worked with service providers across the globe in the network and media areas.
DP AyyadevaraDP is the Product Group Product Manager leading Telco Network Modernization products and solutions at Google Cloud.
Cool things of the week- Cloud TPU v4 records fastest training times on five MLPerf 2.0 benchmarks blog
- Show off your cloud skills by completing the #GoogleClout weekly challenge blog
- Distributed Cloud site
- Distributed Cloud Edge Documentation docs
- Contact Center AI site
- Kubernetes site
- Anthos site
- Nephio site
- BigQuery site
- Vertex AI site
Carter made a test for a video recap version of the recent pi episode.
Stephanie recently made a pi video as well and is working on an Alphafold video and the Cloud client library new reference docs homepage rollout.
HostsCarter Morgan and Stephanie Wong
Supersolid with Kami May
Google Cloud Platform Podcast
11/06/19 • 36 min
This week, Mark and Jon bring us a fascinating interview with Kami May of Supersolid, a gaming company in London. With the help of Kami May, Supersolid recently launched their first multiplayer game, Snake Rivals. This session-based game puts players in an arena where they can choose from three modes: endless, gold rush, or battle royale.
To produce the game, Supersolid makes use of many GCP products. Snake Rivals is powered by Kubernetes and Agones, which Kami chose because it offers functionality that works well with gaming. It provides server allocation which allows players to continue play even during an update, has the ability to scale, allows labeling, allows for different gaming modes, and more. To reduce latency, Supersolid operates in nine regions. Supersolid uses BigQuery and continuously gathers data so they can make adjustments to make sure game play is efficient, fun, and functional. Kami explains that navigating the world of multiplayer gaming for the first time was tricky, but the Google support team has been very helpful!
Kami MayKami May is a Senior Server Developer at London-based mobile games studio, Supersolid. Her lifetime passion for video games drove her to join the games industry soon after graduating from university in 2016. Since then, Kami has worked on multiple titles for mobile, PC, and console. Most recently, she’s been bringing Supersolid’s most ambitious project to date - Snake Rivals - to life, powered by Agones on GCP. In her free time she can be found at the top of the ladder on Path of Exile, chasing the 6k MMR dream on Dota 2, or searching for London’s best fried chicken.
Cool things of the week- Keep Parquet and ORC from the data graveyard with new BigQuery features blog
- Machine Learning: An Online Comic from Google AI site
- Bring Your Own IP addresses: the secret to Bitly’s shortened cloud migration blog
- Supersolid site
- Snake Rivals site
- Agones site
- Kuberentes site
- Go site
- Cloud Load Balancing site
- BigQuery site
- Stackdriver site
- Supersolid Careers site
- Snake Rivals on Google Play site
- Snake Rivals on iTunes site
What are best practices for setting up user accounts in Cloud IAM?
Where can you find us next?Mark will be working on blogs and videos at home.
Jon will be at AnimeNYC, Kubecon in November and Google Kirkland for an internal hackweek.
Sound Effect Attribution- “Small Group Laugh 4, 5 & 6” by Tim.Kahn of Freesound.org
- “Human has been Nutralised” by cityrocker of Freesound.org
- “Laser Automatic Heavy” by dpren of Freesound.org
- “Gong Sabi” by Veiler of Freesound.org
Next 2022 with Forrest Brazeal and Stephanie Wong
Google Cloud Platform Podcast
10/12/22 • 43 min
Forrest Brazeal joins Stephanie Wong today on the second day of Google Cloud Next ‘22. We’re talking about all the exciting announcements, how the conference has changed in recent years, and what to expect in the days ahead.
The excitement and energy of the first in-person Next since 2019 was one of the best parts for Forrest. With 1300 releases in just half the year, a lot has happened in BigQuery, AI, Looker, and more. Next includes announcements in many of these areas as well, as Google Cloud expands and makes Cloud easier for all types of projects and clients. Strategic partnerships and development have allowed better use of Google Cloud for the virtual work world and advancements in sustainability have helped Google users feel better about their impact on the environment.
New announcements in compute include C3 VMs, the first VM in the cloud with 4th Gen Intel Xeon scalable processors with Google’s custom Intel IPU. MediaCDN uses the YouTube infrastructure and the new Live Stream API optimizes streaming capabilities. Among many other announcements, Network Analyzer is now GA allowing for simplified network configuration monitoring and Google Cloud Armor has been extended to include ML-based Adaptive Protection capabilities. Software Delivery Shield and Cloud Workstations are recent offerings to help developers in each of the four areas of software supply chain management. Advancements in Cloud Build include added security benefits, and new GKE and Cloud Run logging and security alerts ensure projects remain secure through the final stages of development.
The best way to ensure secure, optimized work is with well-trained developers. And in that vein, Google Cloud is introducing Innovators Plus to provide a new suite of developer benefits under a fixed cost subscription. Forrest tells us about #GoogleClout and the challenges available in the Next portal for conference-goers. Assured Workloads helps with data sovereignty in different regions, Confidential Space in Confidential Computing provides trust guarantees when companies perform joint data analysis and machine learning training, and Chronicle Security Operations are some of the exciting security announcements we saw at Next.
On the show next week, we’ll go in depth on data announcements at Next, but Steph gives us a quick rundown of some of the biggest ones today. She talks briefly about announcements in AI, including Vertex AI Vision and Translation Hub. Forrest wraps up by talking about predictions for the future of tech and cloud.
Forrest BrazealForrest Brazeal is a cloud educator, author, speaker, and Pwnie Award-winning songwriter. He is the creator of the Cloud Resume Challenge initiative, which has helped thousands of non-traditional learners take their first steps into the cloud.
Cool things of the week- Unlock biology & medicine potential with AlphaFold on Google Cloud video
- Google Cloud Next ‘22 site
- Google Cloud Innovators site
- What’s next for digital transformation in the cloud blog
- New cloud regions coming to a country near you blog
- The next wave of Google Cloud infrastructure innovation: New C3 VM and Hyperdisk blog
- 20+ Cloud Networking innovations unveiled at Google Cloud Next blog
- Introducing Software Delivery Shield for end-to-end software supply chain security blog
- Developers - Build, learn, and grow your career faster with Google Cloud blog
- Advancing digital sovereignty ...
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