February Newsletter, 2017. Cloud trends, resources, and platform news.
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 | | Next '17 is now. | | March 8–10 | San Francisco | | | |
| Next week, thousands of developers, IT practitioners, and industry leaders will gather in San Francisco for Google Cloud's premier conference. Join Diane Greene, Sundar Pichai, and other Google leaders to learn what Google Cloud offers today, our vision for the future, and how customers and partners use our cloud services to build what's next. | | Register for a full conference pass or one-day passes and drop in for your favorite events, sessions, and codelabs. | | TRENDING | | Spanner becomes Cloud Spanner. | | Wired calls Spanner the "database that mastered time." Now Google's battle-tested, petabyte-scale relational database is the fully managed, globally scalable Cloud Spanner. And it's ready for you to test drive on GCP. | | Snap doubles down on GCP. | | With its agreement to spend $2 billion on Google Cloud services over the next four years, Snap Inc. propels its growth on GCP's massively scalable global infrastructure. | | The tale of Evernote's 3-petabyte live migration to GCP. | | Read how the collaboration between Google and Evernote engineers enabled them to move 12 billion files and 5 billion notes to GCP—with no disruption to Evernote's services. | | Beyond the buzz of blockchain. | | Blockchain isn't just for financial services—and with the potential to fundamentally alter how business is done across industries, it's not just a buzzword. The Harvard Business Review delves into its history, its current state, and the outlook for its evolution. | | RESOURCES | | Keeping up with the Times: continuous deployment to GCP with Drone. | | The newly formed Site Reliability Engineering team at The New York Times developed new ways to implement Drone as a continuous integration tool using Kubernetes. The result? Two new open-source plugins: drone-gke and drone-gae. | | Google Cloud Architect and Data Engineer Certifications. | | Could you be one of the first Google Cloud Certified Data Engineers? Registration is now open for the Google Cloud Architect and Data Engineer Certifications. Going to Next '17? Become a Google Certified Professional on-site at the conference. | | How Google secures eight services, each with over 1 billion users. | | This white paper takes a deep dive into the end-to-end security processes, policies, and protocols developed by Google over 15 years to secure its own infrastructure—and that of every GCP customer. It even contains a few surprises. | | Searching for datasets should be as easy as searching for recipes. | | Today, anyone can crunch terabytes for free with state-of-the-art analytics. And as big data is democratized, repositories proliferate. But how to verify their veracity? New guidelines help data providers prove their provenance. | | Is your system...available? Define availability. | | The latest in the CRE life lessons series details how to set a precise numerical target, or Service Level Objective (SLO), for your system's availability, to determine if your system is reliable, available—or even useful. | | 2016: When Linux containers became mainstream. | | Containers went big in 2016, but why? What's the next step for containers—and the next step for you? This free Udacity course led by experts from Google and Netflix will help you get started with microservices and Kubernetes. | | PLATFORM NEWS | | Over 200 sessions at Next '17 and only one you. | | From compute to containers, serverless to building for Google Assistant, there's something for everyone. What do Google pros think? Check out Guillaume Laforge's cloud sampler and Aja Hammerly's DevOps picks. | | GPUs on GCP supercharge custom VMs. | | Why build your own data center when you can pay per minute to point the power of thousands of parallel cores at your projects? Now anyone can add GPUs to custom VMs for bare-metal performance. Learn how at Next '17. | | Google Earth Enterprise (GEE) to be open source—and on GCP. | | Over a petabyte of raster datasets are already available for free on Cloud Storage. Soon all GEE source code will be published on GitHub, enabling developers to build and host their own maps and 3D globes on GCP. | |
| UPCOMING EVENTS | | | | Google Cloud Next '17 | | San Francisco, CA | March 8–10, 2017 | | The biggest annual Google Cloud event is just one week away. Join thousands of fellow cloud professionals with one-day or full conference passes and get up to $1,000 in GCP credit. | | Register now | | | | | Next '17 Bootcamps | | San Francisco, CA | March 6–7, 2017 | | | | | |
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