Choosing your storage and database on Google Cloud Platform
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- Different applications and workloads require different storage solutions. Google Cloud Platform offers a full suite of storage and database solutions to meet your needs, from a hobbyist in a garage to a Fortune 500 company. This video will help you understand which solutions fit your scenarios, be they mobile applications, hosting commercial software, data pipelines, or storing backups.
Cloud Storage: cloud.google.c...
Cloud SQL: cloud.google.c...
Datastore: cloud.google.c...
Bigtable: cloud.google.c...
BigQuery: cloud.google.c...
more from this guy!!
he explain things well
I agree things were very well explained.
I second this! His explanations are really great!
Great and clear video.
I don't know if Google cares about capturing the small startups market at all, but if they do they should really make this kind of content more discoverable through the platform itself.
I was close to giving up on GCP and focusing my research efforts on other storage as a service providers because of the amount of proprietary terms and concepts the whole Google Ploud platform has. Now that I finally UNDERSTAND (at least a small part of) what it's all about I'm gonna give it a second look.
Welcome to the cloud. It's the same on all cloud platforms. I've been developing in the cloud for 4 years and I'm still learning. Some of this is due to the cloud providers adding services constantly.
This was a really good explanation of how to consider the different storage options on google cloud.
Very informative. Great overview of GCP offering
Very well explained and didn't hesitate to get into the basics. Nice tutorial.
Very well explained! I like how the example where ops->throughput->daily/yearly consumption, as I am struggling with making sense of GCP price calculator.
Great explanation. One of the best explanation!!
Very well explained, wish he also touched a little on pricing model of each in that how you are charged for each service.
Excellent presentation!
SECURITY CONCERNS. I would like this spokesman to give a presentation focused on security for data, apps, etc.
great video, clear explanation, but extremely outdated services
we need an updated video on this. 20 minutes long. covering everything. maybe if possible covering more like disadvantages and more ways we could interact with the data storages. what about python or curl for DataStore? does datastore still exist?
2020 still loving GCP!
Amazing video!
Very well explained; good job.
Great video but the volume needs to be doubled or even tripled almost impossible to hear with headphones
Very nicely explained, thanks!
Great video and presenter!
This is vedio should be archived now. Please update with latest updated changes ( Google Cloud storage - Multi-Regional, Regional, Clod line & Nearline)
Very correct. It's outdated
Now Archival storage also added
Updated version to include Cloud Spanner should be made available
Well Explained thanks
very useful thanks for all explanation
You should be a teacher sir. I need to give a session on storage to my team. I am gonna imitate you.
Though it is still kind of relevant, is there an up to date version of this for 2022?
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Awesome tutorial, great explaining :)
Cold Storage pricing like Amazon Glacier or Google Nearline somehow is only more cost effective in end-user archiving scenarios when having a byte-sequence of unstructured data smaller than around 600 GB. Somehow even the Google pricing calculator can't beat CrashPlan's yearly pricing. So I think neither Google nor Amazons AWS has a good alternative for what CrashPlan is to end-user archiving needs.
for nearline (why can't we directly save to coldline?) datastreams of roughly half a million object in a sequence of roughly 1700 Gigabytes other solutions seem to be more effective if you only want to archive.
Let me if given blow scenario is possible:
1.I have a asterisk based server and i want to save all call recordings in google nearline storage server.
2. That should be automatically like if any call warp up it must be automatically save in google nearline server.
if I don't know much about the OS i'll install in the VM, would it matter what I use? I'm worried about the security that someone might make something collapse and how to get it back up
The service type and price policy change a lot now. Please update the video.
thank
Google should remove or update the video as it is somewhat outdated now.
Thanks for the notice, as I`m preparing for cert.
i like it
what is cloud spanner?
some body help me how to multiple files upload google cloud in nodejs multer
Is Cloud Datastore for structured data (2:31)?
Yes only cloud storage is for unstructured data
Wow, this was way over my head! I won't be using Google storage.
Sound like JP
Google Datastore documentation is a mess or non-existing. Its almost impossible to find coders out there who know about Google Datastore. As a small startup we have sped two months trying to find someone who coud make a simple client database, with a PHP page on an App Engine interacting with a Datastore DB. There is no info, no examples, not turtotials, only a bunch of files on github having alien code insid. You dont knw where to start and where to end - only info is what is in the middle. So far Datastore is a Goolgle flop, I tink no one is using it, no one can develop with it, newer versions are not backward compatible - in short stay clear og Google Cloud, its not even in beta but rather an experimental thing.
I've been able to make sense of the documentation(cloud.google.com/datastore/docs/) plus there are sample applications to explore for various platforms (via client APIs) including PHP. If you go to google's API explorer you'll see that the Datastore API is at version 1 (developers.google.com/apis-explorer/#search/datastore/datastore/v1/).
I'm building a tool that integrates with Datastore via its REST APIs and its going smoothly. Its not for everyone though; you should look into Firebase (also owned by Google) there are tonnes of tutorials out there and its easier to pick up than most. Firebase has its draw backs if you're coming from a SQL background but its good for a lot of use cases (for my current project it was a toss-up between Firebase and Datastore; we went with Datastore b/c of its support for SQL-like queries).
Yes, GCP needs to invest in forming a following especially outside the experienced developer realm.
I presume Google deliberately keeps this information from just anyone who wants to know. Third year university Computer Science majors and programmers understand the jargon, and at this level of commitment to the trade are more likely to not be mischievous. I'm only guessing. I want to back up my MacBook hard drive to the cloud is all, like Time Machine does every day with ChronoSync … www.econtechnologies.com/chronosync/overview.html … and I may end up purchasing a commercial product to do so. Too much could go wrong and then not reliable to accomplish on my own; I don't know enough to have confidence with Google or Amazon Cloud.
Like the content but not the presentation , it's more like reading out not explaining what he understood .. just MHO.