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beanboxer
beanboxerNew to the Community
asked in Infrastructure

PTR records for static IP assigned to GCP load balancer

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!

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Ammett
Google Employee
1 day ago
Vick
VickCommunity Moderator
posted in Infrastructure

Google Cloud Managed Service for Prometheus

 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

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Vick
1 day ago
Pratham9patel
Pratham9patelCommunity Member
posted in Infrastructure

Regarding Google PubSub

Hi I am trying to use google pubsub in order to have my program hoisted there.Please help me regarding the problem . I am also attaching the SS of the project i am working on. Please let me know where I am going wrong.Thanks and Regards 

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ilias
C2C Team Member
2 days ago
Idan
IdanCommunity Member
asked in Infrastructure

Traffic drops to zero on existing instances when scale out event happens

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. 

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seijimanoan
3 days ago
seijimanoan
seijimanoanCommunity Moderator
posted in Infrastructure

Begin with Falco deployment on GKE

Hey there 😊 I come here to share a blog post authored by me. Those tips can help someone to deploy Falco on GKE for sure.Falco is a HIDS tool, open source and backed by CNCF.Falco, the cloud-native runtime security project, is the de facto Kubernetes threat detection engine Falco is the first runtime security project to join CNCF as an incubation-level project. Falco acts as a security camera detecting unexpected behavior, intrusions, and data theft in real time.Amazing, huh?Make your workloads safer right now!👉 See how on Begin with Falco deployment on GKE (seiji.com.br)

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Vick
5 days ago
seijimanoan
seijimanoanCommunity Moderator
posted in Infrastructure

AlloyDB for PostgreSQL

Today at Google I/O, we’re thrilled to announce the preview of AlloyDB for PostgreSQL, a fully-managed, PostgreSQL-compatible database service that provides a powerful option for modernizing your most demanding enterprise database workloads.Compared with standard PostgreSQL, in our performance tests, AlloyDB was more than four times faster for transactional workloads, and up to 100 times faster for analytical queries. AlloyDB was also two times faster for transactional workloads than Amazon’s comparable service. This makes AlloyDB a powerful new modernization option for transitioning off of legacy databases. Read more: at here.

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seijimanoan
11 days ago
Vick
VickCommunity Moderator
posted in Infrastructure

Disaster recovery vs. cloud backup – what's the difference?

Data loss and security breaches are becoming increasingly common events in today’s world. It is not a matter of when, but if a disaster of any kind will happen.  All of an organization’s information must be protected and readily available at all times in order for a business to survive. Considering this fact, the importance of backups cannot be overestimated. However, while backing up vital data is an integral part of any business’s IT strategy, having backups − whether they are a cloud backup or on-prem − is not the same as having a disaster recovery plan. Differentiating backup from disaster recovery can help you develop effective strategies for avoiding the consequences of downtime and business disruptions.Understanding the basics of backup and disaster recovery is critical for minimizing the impact of unplanned downtime on your business. Across all industries, organizations recognize that downtime can quickly result in lost sales and revenue, interrupted service, possible supply ch

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Vick
11 days ago
Vick
VickCommunity Moderator
posted in Infrastructure

Anthos Clusters on Azure and Anthos Clusters on AWS now support Kubernetes versions 1.22.8-gke.200 and 1.21.11-gke.100

With Anthos Multi-Cloud, you can create Kubernetes clusters in both AWS and Azure cloud environments. Anthos clusters integrate with cloud provider specific resources such as load balancers and persistent storage.With a single-cloud platform design, you are forced into using highly-integrated cloud-specific tools. This creates one silo for each cloud environment. With Anthos clusters, you can deploy workloads to multiple clouds with a unified management, signaling, and configuration control plane.You can manage your Kubernetes clusters on AWS and Azure from the Google Cloud console. With Connect gateway, you can connect to your clusters in any cloud with your Google Cloud identity for authentication.For more information about other Anthos clusters environments, see Anthos clusters.Let me know what you think about this latest announcement from Google in the comments section.

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Vick
12 days ago
seijimanoan
seijimanoanCommunity Moderator
posted in Infrastructure

Network connectivity use cases

Cloud networking refers to the ability to connect two resources together inside a cloud, across clouds and with on-premises data centers. A cloud provider needs to provide three main types of connectivity:Site-to-cloud - Between on-premises equipment and cloud resources Site-to-site - To connect on-premises resources together VPC-to-VPC - Connectivity between cloud resourcesLet’s take a look at each one!👉 Come on source.

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seijimanoan
13 days ago
seijimanoan
seijimanoanCommunity Moderator
posted in Infrastructure

How Google’s network helps internet content reach users

Every video shared, every email sent and app downloaded depends on data traffic that moves through international network infrastructure. How is this content magically available to people within milliseconds? It’s thanks to a rich ecosystem of companies and local providers who build global infrastructure that provides businesses and people around the world with the best possible experience for browsing, video conferencing, streaming, and much more. At Google, this work ranges from building and operating highly secure data centers and network “highways” traversing the globe, to maintaining the Google Global Cache that stores popular content near its users.  Read more at https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/infrastructure/google-network-infrastructure-investments

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ilias
C2C Team Member
26 days ago
B
BigGExpressCommunity Member
asked in Infrastructure

howto setup OpenVPN behind a load balancer on GCP ?

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.

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ilias
C2C Team Member
1 month ago
ojpetar
ojpetarCommunity Member
asked in Infrastructure

cloud functions ci/cd and deploying only changed functions

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!

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Dimitris Petrakis
C2C Team Member
1 month ago
hannahparker
Google Employee
hannahparkerGoogle Employee
posted in Infrastructure

Coffee Chat 4/14: How to Develop a Bulletproof Solution Statement

Please join us on April 14th for our upcoming session, How to Develop a Bulletproof Solution Statement. In this coffee chat, we’ll challenge attendees and their assumptions that their product is the right solution for their customers. We’ll also discuss how they can turn their solution into an effective business. By the end of our discussion, attendees should either have validated their assumptions or have a direction for further inquiry to strengthen their business.Sign up here:https://community.c2cglobal.com/events/how-to-develop-a-bulletproof-solution-statement-coffee-chat-122

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hannahparker
Google Employee
1 month ago
selavia
Google Employee
selaviaGoogle Employee
posted in Infrastructure

Register for this week's Google Data Cloud Summit

Join us this week on April 6 for the Google Data Cloud Summit! Register now to hear from Google Cloud leaders and customers about all things data. 

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selavia
Google Employee
1 month ago
selavia
Google Employee
selaviaGoogle Employee
posted in Infrastructure

Google Data Cloud Summit is next week!

Don’t miss next week’s Google Data Cloud Summit on April 6! Hear from Google Cloud leaders and customers about all things data. Register today!

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selavia
Google Employee
1 month ago
selavia
Google Employee
selaviaGoogle Employee
posted in Infrastructure

See you at the Google Data Cloud Summit!

Hi Everyone! Register today for the Google Data Cloud Summit on April 6, 2022! You’ll hear from technology leaders and data professionals about all of the innovations happening in AI, machine learning, analytics, and databases at Google. 

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selavia
Google Employee
1 month ago
Vick
VickCommunity Moderator
posted in Infrastructure

Google Firebase

I just completed a Qwiklabs demo on Firebase.As a developer, Firebase allows you to create Android, IOS and Web applications easily and quickly, just like WordPress. In this demo, I configured and deployed a chat client application using Firebase. I implemented the following tasks;- Sync data using the Cloud Firestore and Cloud Storage for Firebase.- Authenticate users using Firebase Auth.- Deploy the web app on Firebase Hosting.- Send notifications with Firebase Cloud Messaging.You can try it out on qwiklabs: https://www.qwiklabs.com/focuses/660?parent=catalog#developer #firebase #qwiklabs

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Vick
1 month ago
selavia
Google Employee
selaviaGoogle Employee
posted in Infrastructure

Join today the Google Data Cloud Summit!

Hi Everyone! I’d like to invite you to join us at the Google Data Cloud Summit on April 6, 2022! Register today and hear from technology leaders and data professionals about all of the innovations happening in AI, machine learning, analytics, and databases at Google. 

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selavia
Google Employee
1 month ago
anand_deshpande
anand_deshpandeCommunity Member
asked in Infrastructure

sudo apt -get update error

Hi team, I running this simple apt -get update command while doing SSH in my compute engine instance, I get following error -root@iot-device-simulator:~# sudo apt-get update;Err:1 https://deb.debian.org/debian buster InRelease                                                                                                             Could not connect to debian.map.fastly.net:443 (199.232.98.132), connection timed out Unable to connect to deb.debian.org:https:Err:2 https://deb.debian.org/debian buster-updates InRelease                                                                                                     Unable to connect to deb.debian.org:https:Err:3 https://deb.debian.org/debian buster-backports InRelease                                                                                                   Unable to connect to deb.debian.org:https:Err:4 https://security.debian.org/debian-security buster/updates InRelease                                                        

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seijimanoan
2 months ago
hi5guy
hi5guyCommunity Member
asked in Infrastructure

Allowing other regions to access CloudSQL and Redis without latency issues

Hello, I am hosting a ecommerce application here on google cloud. All is well to an extent with my current situation. I have a single application load balanced with two stores. I have three instance groups:Store 1 Store 2 Admin(for running cron jobs and consumers)My primary region is us-central1. My CloudSQL(MySQL 8.0) is in the same region.  I also have a managed Redis setup who is in the same region. Each instance group has one instance in the same regions. Whenever I create an instance group in say, us-west1 and add that backend to my load balancer. Traffic is extremely slow for connections that hit that server. My assumption was a highly available load balancer would properly route traffic to the closest resources for optimal performance. I guess I’m missing something here. I noticed when I created a CloudSQL private IP, it created a VPC peer group(servicenetworking-googleapis-com). It only included two inbound routes for us-central1, not for us-west1 as well. See screenshot: https

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seijimanoan
2 months ago
Mali
MaliCommunity Member
asked in Infrastructure

Cloud Run hosted app - redirection results in CORS error

Hello-I am running a frontend app on cloud run. When the backend server creates a redirect request to process a callback on the frontend app, cloud run response includes “access-control-allow-origin: *” from “server: Google Frontend” Chrome network trace shows the result was “CORS error” wildcard origin not allowed. The request for redirect header “ origin: null” was included by Chrome. How do we configure cloud run not to include access-contron-allpow-origin: * or send a custom origin matching the app custom domain hosted on cloud run? Thanks, 

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guillaume blaquiere
Foundational Platinum Partner
2 months ago
alexsec
alexsecCommunity Member
asked in Infrastructure

Ansible and Service account on GCP

Hello Everyone, I want to manage GCP VM instances  configuration with Ansible but with Metadata ssh keys . I checked some articles which are   using OS Login but that disables Metadata managing keys automatically  Is that posible?

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alexsec
2 months ago
Alfons
C2C Team Member
AlfonsC2C Team Member
posted in Infrastructure

Redesigning the Cloud SDK + CLI for easier development

Google Cloud is constantly iterating on the tools to improve the developer experience and make it easier for you to interact with Google Cloud technologies. To this end, Google is announcing the rebranded Google Cloud SDK. Here’s how the SDK now looks:*Image from Google CLoud BlogHave a look at the full article explaining all about this change here:Redesigning the Cloud SDK + CLI for easier development

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Alfons
C2C Team Member
2 months ago
L
lrpurbaCommunity Member
asked in Infrastructure

Private Service Access error code and message

Hello, Does anybody know where I can find the error code and error message explanation on this error while trying to create ServiceAttachment in regards to Private Service Connect? ServiceAttachment definition:apiVersion: networking.gke.io/v1beta1kind: ServiceAttachmentmetadata: name: emoji-sa namespace: psc-producerspec: connectionPreference: ACCEPT_AUTOMATIC natSubnets: - my-cluster-us-west1 proxyProtocol: false resourceRef:   kind: Service   name: gke-l4-psc  Error message:Events:  Type     Reason                          Age                 From                     Message  ----     ------                          ----                ----                     -------  Warning  ProcessServiceAttachmentFailed  31s (x21 over 25m)  loadbalancer-controller  error processing service attachment "psc-producer/emoji-sa": "failed to create GCE Service Attachment: googleapi: Error 412: CONDITION_NOT_MET - Subnet resource_type: SUBNETWORK\nresource_name: \"my-cluster-us-west1\"\nproject {\n  ca

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L
2 months ago
rachel
Google Employee
rachelGoogle Employee
posted in Infrastructure

Cloud Functions (2nd gen) is here!

 Cloud FunctionsI am excited to announce that Cloud Functions(2nd gen), the newest version of Google Cloud's Functions-as-a-Service offering has launched in Public Preview! It comes with a feature set powered by Google Cloud Run and Eventarc, giving you more advanced control over performance and scalability, and more control around the functions runtime and allowing you to trigger from over 90+ event sources. You can read the blog post and try it out with this codelab.

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sebastianmorenoe
Google Employee
2 months ago

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