Launching and growing a startup on the Google Cloud Platform
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Jerome Mouton - CTO at SnapEngage Google Developer Expert for the Google Cloud Platform GDG Budapest Presentation - 2016, 04 Sept Google App Engine Googe Compute Engine Cloud Storage Cloud Datastore Cloud SQL BigQuery Cloud Endpoints
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- 1. Launching and growing a startup on the Google Cloud Platform Jerome Mouton - CTO at SnapEngage Google Developer Expert for the Google Cloud Platform
- 3. Back to early 2008...
- 4. Spring 2008
- 5. Early 2009
- 6. Mid 2009
- 10. SDK / Deploy
- 11. Auto-scaling
- 12. Connectivity
- 15. + capacity scales to infinity + data replicated + copies geographically distributed - eventual consistency - performance - cost
- 18. + Easy auth. AppEngine-CloudStorage + Web serving: https://storage.googleapis.com/{bucket}/{file} - Need a real CDN (Cloud CDN for GCS in Alpha, yipee!!!)
- 19. GcsFilename filename = new GcsFilename("mybucket", "myfile.txt"); GcsFileOptions options = new GcsFileOptions.Builder() .mimeType(...).acl(...).cacheControl(...).build; GcsService fs = GcsServiceFactory.createGcsService(); GcsOutputChannel wc = fs.createOrReplace(filename, opts); wc.waitForOutstandingWrites(); wc.write(ByteBuffer.wrap(bytes)); wc.close();
- 22. @Api(name = "myApi", namespace = @ApiNamespace(ownerDomain = "awesome.com", ownerName = "GDG"), version = "v1", clientIds = {...} ) public class YourFirstAPI { @ApiMethod(name = "sayHi") public String sayHi(@Named("name") String name) { return "Hi, " + name; } }
- 25. SnapEngage Analytics v1 AppEngine DataStore cron for counting visualization in HTML tables + scalability - not extensible circa 2010
- 26. SnapEngage Analytics v2 ReportGrid / Precog - haproxy, kafka, zookeeper - mongoDB + shard file DB - svg + phantomJS + very powerful - complex, fragile circa 2014
- 27. SnapEngage Analytics v3 Requirements: - hosted (PaaS) - supporting 2x the current client load - data visualization - data export - multi-tenancy - reasonably priced
- 28. SnapEngage Analytics v3 BI: Tableau, Jaspersoft, Pentaho, Bime, etc. Cloud Analytics: Keen.io Data: BigQuery, CloudSQL, Redshift Visualization: D3.js, Highcharts, Raphael, etc.
- 29. SnapEngage Analytics v3 BI: Tableau, Jaspersoft, Pentaho, Bime, etc. Cloud Analytics: Keen.io Data: BigQuery, CloudSQL, Redshift Visualization: D3.js, Highcharts, Raphael, etc.
- 30. SnapEngage Analytics v3 BI: Tableau, Jaspersoft, Pentaho, Bime, etc. Cloud Analytics: Keen.io Data: BigQuery, CloudSQL, Redshift Visualization: D3.js, Highcharts, Raphael, etc.