GCCP Session 2.pptx
- 1. We’ll be starting the session shortly! Please keep yourself on MUTE.
- 2. Google Cloud Career Practitioners Session #2 Introduction to Google Cloud: Compute, Storage and Security
- 3. Google Cloud Career Practitioners Campaign
- 4. In this session, we look at the IaaS (Compute Engine) , PaaS (App Engine) , FaaS (Cloud Functions) and CaaS (GKE) compute offerings on GCP. We also look at IAM and Storage in General. GCCP Camp Facilitator Rupak Biswas 3rd Year, BTech IIT Patna Google Cloud Career Practitioner Campaign
- 5. Event Agenda 25 min 1 2 GCP Storage Services 3 Cloud Security & IAM 4 GCP Compute Services 10 min 15 min Q&A 10 min
- 6. Your training schedule Session 1 (1st Dec 2022) In this session, we will cover about Cloud Technology in general, GCP Overview and how you can get started and access GCP. Session 4 Introduction to Docker and Kubernetes. Overview of Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE). You are here! Session 2 (5th Dec 2022) In this session, we look at the IaaS (Compute Engine) , PaaS (App Engine) , FaaS (Cloud Functions) and CaaS (GKE) compute offerings on GCP. We also look at IAM and Storage in General. Session 3 Look at various Networking Options.We also look at Google Cloud Monitoring and tools available in the Cloud Operations Suite.
- 7. GCP Compute Services Copyright Google LLC. For educational purposes in accordance with the terms of use set forth on the program
- 8. IaaS Virtual machines with industry-leading price/performance Hybrid Cluster manager and orchestration engine built on Google’s container experience PaaS Serverless logic A flexible, zero ops platform for building highly available apps A lightweight fully managed serverless execution environment for building and connecting cloud services (Functions + Containers) Compute Engine Google Kubernetes Engine App Engine Cloud Functions / Cloud Run Google Cloud offers a variety of compute services spanning different usage options Copyright Google LLC. For educational purposes in accordance with the terms of use set forth on the program
- 9. Introducing Compute Engine General purpose and optimized VMs Committed and sustained use discounts Preemptible VMs, BYOL and sole tenants Right sizing recommendations Live migration Custom and predefined machine types Compute Engine lets you create and run virtual machines on Google infrastructure. Get access to a variety of predefined and customizable VM families coupled with consumption and pricing models, as well as functionality for all of your application and workload requirements.
- 10. 10 Proprietary + Confidential Application Development Performance Monitoring Serverless Physical Servers Network Hardware Physical Security Internet Connectivity Scaling VM Provisioning Ops & Security Management The Responsibility Pyramid Managed by customer Fully Managed by Google
- 11. 11 Serverless Compute Deploy and scale applications fast and securely in a fully managed environment No Infra Management Speed to Market Auto-scaling
- 12. Proprietary + Confidential Google Cloud Serverless Compute Product Portfolio App Engine Cloud Run Cloud Functions Event-driven Functions-as-a-Service Run containers on a fully managed environment Run source-based web applications on a fully managed environment
- 13. App Engine is a platform-centric solution ● Type of PaaS ● No need to buy, build, or operate hardware/infrastructure ● No managing servers or configuring deployments ● Focus on app development instead of operations ● Use a range of languages and tools ● Automatic scaling Copyright Google LLC. For educational purposes in accordance with the terms of use set forth on the program
- 14. Connect and extend cloud services Events and triggers Serverless The components that make Cloud Functions work Copyright Google LLC. For educational purposes in accordance with the terms of use set forth on the program
- 15. Cloud services Other APIs Cloud Functions Responds to events Emit events Writes back Invokes other services How Cloud Functions works Copyright Google LLC. For educational purposes in accordance with the terms of use set forth on the program
- 16. “We can’t be locked in.” “How can we use existing binaries?” “Why do I have to choose between containers and serverless?” “Can you support language ____ ?” But… customers ask us:
- 17. Containers • Any Language • Any Library • Any Binary • Ecosystem of base images .js .rb .go .py .sh … 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 1
- 18. Deploying containers at scale is different! A fundamentally different way of managing applications requires different tooling and abstractions ● Deployment ● Management, monitoring ● Isolation ● Updates ● Discovery ● Scaling, replication, sets
- 19. Scheduling: Decide what pods to run on which nodes Lifecycle and health: Keep my containers running despite failures Scaling: Make sets of containers bigger or smaller Naming and discovery: Find where my containers are now Load balancing: Distribute traffic across a set of containers Kubernetes handles... Storage volumes: Provide data to containers Logging and monitoring: Track what’s happening with my containers Debugging and introspection: Enter or attach to containers Identity and authorization: Control who can do things to my containers
- 20. GKE is a managed environment for deploying containerized apps Copyright Google LLC. For educational purposes in accordance with the terms of use set forth on the program
- 21. Where GKE fits within Google Cloud IaaS Virtual machines with industry-leading price/performance Hybrid Cluster manager and orchestration engine built on Google’s container experience PaaS Serverless logic A flexible, zero ops platform for building highly available apps A lightweight fully managed serverless execution environment for building and connecting cloud services Compute Engine Google Kubernetes Engine App Engine Cloud Functions Copyright Google LLC. For educational purposes in accordance with the terms of use set forth on the program
- 22. Proprietary + Confidential Cloud Run Deploy in seconds Automatic HTTPS, Custom domains Any language, any library Portability No cluster management Run containers on a fully managed environment
- 23. Proprietary + Confidential Google Cloud Serverless Compute Product Portfolio More at https://cloud.google.com/serverless-options
- 24. GCP Storage Services Copyright Google LLC. For educational purposes in accordance with the terms of use set forth on the program
- 25. Which storage type? Cloud Storage Cloud Bigtable Firestore Cloud SQL Memorystore Cloud Spanner Filestore Persistent Disk BigQuery In Memory Relational NoSQL Object Block File Analytical Managed Redis & Memcached Managed MySQL and PostgreSQL, and SQL Server Low-latency, scalable key- value and wide- column store Unstructured data, objects or blobs Local VM file storage Lift/shift apps requiring file Enterprise DW Scalable relational database Serverless, scalable, document store
- 26. There are three common use cases for cloud storage Copyright Google LLC. For educational purposes in accordance with the terms of use set forth on the program 1 Content storage and delivery 2 3 Backup and archival storage Storage for data analytics and general compute
- 27. Structured data Unstructured data First_Name Last_Name Address City Age Sherlock Holmes 12 Main St Mesa 60 James Bond 23 Old St Napa 43 Scarlett O’Hara 34 New St Derby 23 Marge Simpson 56 West St Cody 36 Transactions Online communities Notes & text fields Email Social media Ratings & reviews Voice transcriptions Surveys Call center Chat Structured versus unstructured data Copyright Google LLC. For educational purposes in accordance with the terms of use set forth on the program
- 28. Cloud SQL Cloud Spanner Datastore Cloud Bigtable BigQuery Cloud Storage Is your data structured? ? No Is your workload analytics? ? No No Is your data relational? ? Yes Do you need updates or low latency? ? Do you need horizontal scalability? ? No Yes Yes Yes No Yes What type of storage will meet my needs best? Copyright Google LLC. For educational purposes in accordance with the terms of use set forth on the program
- 29. GCP Security & IAM Copyright Google LLC. For educational purposes in accordance with the terms of use set forth on the program
- 30. Hardware infrastructure Service deployment User identity Storage services Internet communication Operational security Google’s infrastructure security layers Copyright Google LLC. For educational purposes in accordance with the terms of use set forth on the program Website.
- 31. Provide an identity for carrying out server-to-server interactions in a project. Used to authenticate from one service to another. Used to control privileges used by resources so that applications can perform actions on behalf of authenticated end users. Identified with an email address: PROJECT_NUMBER-compute@developer.gserviceaccount.com PROJECT_ID@appspot.gserviceaccount.com Service accounts control server-to-server interactions Copyright Google LLC. For educational purposes in accordance with the terms of use set forth on the program Website.
- 32. PaaS On- premises IaaS Content Access policies Usage Deployment Web app security Identity Operations Access and authentication Network security OS, data, and content Audit logging Network Storage and encryption Hardware Managed services Responsibility Google-managed Customer-managed With Google Cloud, security responsibility is shared Copyright Google LLC. For educational purposes in accordance with the terms of use set forth on the program Website.
- 33. Data access is almost always the customer’s responsibility Copyright Google LLC. For educational purposes in accordance with the terms of use set forth on the program Website.
- 34. Who can do what on which resource Cloud Identity and Access Management lets admins authorize who can take action on specific resources Copyright Google LLC. For educational purposes in accordance with the terms of use set forth on the program Website.
- 35. Service account test@project_id.iam.gserviceaccount.com Google account or Cloud Identity user test@gmail.com test@example.com Cloud Identity or Google Workspace domain example.com Google Groups test@googlegroups.com Who: IAM policies can apply to any of four types of user sources Copyright Google LLC. For educational purposes in accordance with the terms of use set forth on the program Website. Who
- 36. Basic Predefined Custom There are three types of IAM roles Copyright Google LLC. For educational purposes in accordance with the terms of use set forth on the program Website.
- 37. Who can do what on Compute Engine resources in this project, or folder, or org IAM predefined roles apply to a particular Google Cloud service in a project Copyright Google LLC. For educational purposes in accordance with the terms of use set forth on the program Website.
- 38. ✔ compute.instances.delete ✔ compute.instances.get ✔ compute.instances.list ✔ compute.instances.setMachineType ✔ compute.instances.start ✔ compute.instances.stop . . . InstanceAdmin role project_a Google Group IAM predefined roles offer more fine-grained permissions on particular services Copyright Google LLC. For educational purposes in accordance with the terms of use set forth on the program Website.
- 39. ✔ compute.instances.get ✔ compute.instances.list ✔ compute.instances.start ✔ compute.instances.stop . . . InstanceOperator role project_a Google Group IAM custom roles let you define a precise set of permissions Copyright Google LLC. For educational purposes in accordance with the terms of use set forth on the program Website.
- 40. Thank You!