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What are SLOs?Service level objectives (SLOs) are part of a set of measures to increase the quality of service management. This set of instructions helps to understand which behaviors really matter, how to measure them and how to evaluate them so that the service has an acceptable quality. SLOs are key to making data-driven decisions about reliability. They are at the core of SRE practices. This brings greater confidence to the Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) team about what is important for the full functioning of the service, as well as resulting in a positive end-user experience. Why SREs Need SLOs?Site Reliability Engineers cannot manage their services correctly if they have not identified the behaviors most important to the service and to customers. Carefully considered SLOs prioritize the work of SRE teams by providing data points that allow leaders to consider the opportunity cost of performing reliability work versus investing in functionality that will gain or retain cus
Google Cloud has created a new award to recognize excellence in DevOps implementations, and the inaugural awardee is Broadcom.Reading through the linked article, it makes sense why Broadcom was recognized! With an average of 6,500+ deployments across multiple environments in a day, and by consolidating from 60 data centers globally to 27 Google Cloud Regions and points of presence, Broadcom has reduced their teams’ maintenance burden and enabled a new focus on innovation.It’s always fun, to me, to see companies getting DevOps right. There are real benefits that can be realized with good practices!https://symantec-enterprise-blogs.security.com/blogs/feature-stories/broadcom-software-honored-first-ever-google-cloud-devops-award
If you’re looking for a visual way to learn Google Cloud products, the Google Cloud Tech YouTube channel has a series of whiteboard sketches that explain cloud tools in about 5 minutes each.10 whiteboard sketch videos that bring Google Cloud to life
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In this video, Priyanka Vergadia, Developer Advocate at Google, will unbox Google Cloud. Watch and imagine you are a cloud architect for the imaginary Foo.com company looking to build your platform on Google Cloud. You'll learn what is Google Cloud and how can you get started.Use case: getting started with Google Cloud
We’re facing two odd (and related) problems: There doesn’t seem to be a way to establish a PTR record for our primary domain’s IP address, as it’s assigned to a GCP load balancer. A reverse lookup for the IP we’re using maps to a .bc.googleusercontent.com domain, and this domain provides a cached, persistent, NON-SSL, and Google indexed version of our side, none of which can be Good.Has anyone had any experience with either of these issues? Thanks!
What is IDENTITY? What is ACCESS? What is I&AM? What are the differences between Authentication and Authorization?🤔🖐Welcome to the complex world of Application Security! No worries! You will understand IAM easily from this 3-minute simple story of your own life: “IAM in the Airport”."I&AM in Airport" -IAM Explained Simply in Fun Story Hi🖐, I am Della, I am a cloud professional, IT professor, and learning designer. I want to help you understand cloud, and understand career in cloud, in simple, easy, and fun stories!If you like this video, you can find more from my channel “Simple ‘it’ Story Shows” on cloud services, resources, and IT works. Yes, Cloud is complicated. But you can understand "it", one story at a time, and have fun! 😀 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1bu...
Google Cloud Managed Service for Prometheus lets you monitor and alert on your workloads, using Prometheus, without having to manually manage and operate Prometheus at scale.Google Cloud Managed Service for Prometheus lets you monitor and alert on your workloads, using Prometheus, without having to manually manage and operate Prometheus at scale.Managed Service for Prometheus is Google Cloud's fully managed storage and query service for Prometheus metrics. This service is built on top of Monarch, the same globally scalable data store as Cloud Monitoring. A thin fork of Prometheus replaces existing Prometheus deployments and sends data to the managed service with no user intervention. This data can then be queried by using PromQL through the Prometheus Query API supported by the managed service and by using the existing Cloud Monitoring query mechanisms.You can explore more Here
Trevor Marshall had just left the stage after over an hour of nonstop conversation, but he was ready for another interview. The CTO of Current, an aptly-named disruptor in the developing fintech space, had come to the event to participate in a panel discussion with Spenser Paul of DoiT, Michael Brzezinski of AMD, and Michael Beal of Data Capital Management, immediately following a one-on-one fireside chat with Paul, who also brought his labrador Milton onstage with him for both sessions. Now Marshall was sitting at a wooden dining table in an open workspace overlooking Manhattan’s Little Island floating park, enthusiastically describing a proof-of-concept his company is running with Google Cloud’s C2D compute instances, an offering powered by AMD’s EPYC processors.“It’s cool to actually be able to put a face to some of this technology,” he said. “We have a lot of compute-bound instances, and for me, I was like, ‘Oh, it’s the C2D guy!” Brzezinski had discussed AMD’s role in bringing C2D
In the linked blog post, posted just today, Google Cloud has announced that they are modifying the pricing structure for Managed Service for Prometheus. The modifications include the addition of a new tier for those with massive utilization of the service, along with reduction in pricing for every tier available.https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/devops-sre/managed-service-for-prometheus-offers-new-pricing-tierMonitoring and providing clear visibility into your systems is an essential element of DevOps and SRE workloads. Prometheus is a powerful tool to provide that, but can get challenging to maintain in a performant, resilient, consistent manner across widely distributed workloads. Google Cloud’s Managed Service for Prometheus takes the burden of managing and scaling your Prometheus datastore off of your teams so they can focus on using the data instead of on collecting and storing it. Are you using Managed Service for Prometheus? How much of a savings will your team realize from
Join this one-hour deep dive where Dylan Zuniga a Cloud Technical Resident at Google Cloud will provide an intro into data, share examples of what customers have done with data and how it can impact a business and different industries. Dylan will also cover what BigQuery can do by diving into BigQuery ML, BigQuery Omni, and BigQuery BI Engine.We’ll end the session with demos and a Q&A where you can ask questions and get the answers you need from a Google Cloud expert.
While using internal load balancer, scale out event happens (due to traffic metric activation), a new instance is created.At this point I noticed that all existing instances do not get traffic AT ALL from the load balancer for at least 10 seconds (traffic drops to zero).This cause a sever traffic failures to the backend and only after a few minutes when the scale out event completes the old instanced get traffic back.
Hi All,I am trying to upload PDF files (few hundred pages each) with different structures and annotate them using in the UI, I've used the provided tool to get a JSONL for my first file. however, every time I provide the URL and try to import the data I receive the below error, I also noticed that the JSONL file has a very small size. I would extremely grateful if someone could guide me toward a solution or provide pertinent resources.Thanks a lot.
Hello.I think the title captures my question. This works “out of the box” on AWS.But, when I setup an openvpn instance behind a UDP Network Load Balancer on GCP, I can’t get my client to connect… Thanks for any pointers.
Hey all, awesome to be a part of this community! Is anyone here running most of their backend on cloud functions and have any tips on CI/CD and organization of large scale cloud functions backends? Right now we have a fairly robust testing and staging flow but we’re still manually deploying cloud functions because there doesn’t seem to be an intuitive way to automatically deploy the functions and code that has been changed. Has anyone else run into this problem and have any tips and ideas on how to organize projects like this and deploy them at scale. Thanks!
Hello,the container registry is being deprecated and is replaced by the artifact registry.The container registry offers a public images list that can be found here: https://console.cloud.google.com/gcr/images/google-containers Do you know if there is/will be a public images list for the artifact registry?Thanks,Guilhem.
Hi everyone!I'm starting to work with Google Vertex and I had this question regarding the scalability of the endpoints.When I configure an endpoint I must:1) set hardware for the training machine (n1-standard-2, for example);2) set a minimum and maximum number of computer nodes.Number 1 is mandatory and number 2 is optional (if configured, new nodes will only be instantiated with the configuration defined in item 1).What is unclear to me is when I should invest in a larger hardware configuration (1) and when I should invest in a larger number of nodes (2).Does anyone have an idea?Thank you!
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