My Favorite Newsletter: Google Cloud Platform November Newsletter

2014년 12월 7일 일요일

Google Cloud Platform November Newsletter - Introducing Container Engine and more

We announced the alpha release of a new service: Google Container Engine. Powered byKubernetes, Container Engine delivers a fully managed cluster manager for Docker containers. It frees you up from worrying about deploying to individual virtual machines and significantly reduces operational burden while letting you develop with more agility. Get started or read more

Cloud Platform updates

Videos from GCP Live now available

GCP Live was held in San Francisco last week. Check out YouTube to see the keynote and session videos on demand.

New connectivity options with Google Cloud Interconnect

Google Cloud Interconnect is a suite of connectivity options, enabling you to connect your network to Google. With carrier interconnect, you can connect your network via a service provider, such asEquinix, IX Reach, Level 3, TATA Communications, Telx, Verizon or Zayo. We also offer direct peering at any of our 70 points of presence across 33 countries. Learn more

New features for App Engine Managed VMs

Managed VMs give you all the benefits of App Engine in a flexible virtual machine environment. This allows you to run languages outside of the supported App Engine runtimes. Managed VMs is now in beta and features auto-scaling support, Cloud SDK integration and support for runtimes built on Docker containers. Get started

Introducing Google Compute Engine Autoscaler

Autoscaler uses the same technology that Google uses to seamlessly handle huge spikes in load and gives developers the ability to dynamically resize a VM fleet in response to utilization and based on a wide array of signals, from QPS of a HTTP Load Balancer to VM CPU utilization or custom metrics from the Cloud Monitoring service. Read more

Google Cloud Debugger ends printf-style debugging

Cloud Debugger is now available in beta. There’s no more hunting through logs to guess at what is going on with your services. Now you can simply pick a line of code, set a watchpoint and the debugger will return locals and a full stack trace from the next request that executes that line on any replica of your service. There is zero setup time, no complex configurations and no noticeable performance impact. Try it in the console

CUSTOMER CORNER

DataStax is a distributed database technology that delivers Apache Cassandra to the enterprise. Learn how DataStax hosts their testing lab on Google Compute Engine.