presentation from Techorama -- Google Cloud, Google Compute Engine, Google App Engine, Big Query

1. Introduction to the Google Cloud
for Developers
@LynnLangit

2. Run your application on Google’s
Infrastructure

3. Understanding Google’s Cloud Services

4. Finding the Google Cloud
DEMO

5. Working with the Web console – navigating & projects
DEMO

6. About Billing
 Information about free
usage tier quotas
 Scalable storage via
many choices
 Monitoring Usage
 Via Service
Dashboards
 Via APIs
(programmable alerts /
alarms)
 How Scaling Works
 Default is auto-scale

7. Google Cloud Starter Pack
Use code
“gde-in”

8. Working with the Web Console for GCE –
Creating an instance
DEMO

9. Core Cloud Services

10. GCE Architecture

11. Console – GCE Instance Settings

12. Getting started with GAE
Use the API
Console
(browser
tool)
Setup a NEW
Google
Cloud
Project
Create a GAE
project using
the GAE
console
Generates a REST
request
Add other Google
Cloud services
•Google Cloud
Storage
•Google App Engine
•BigQuery
•Other APIs

13. Working with the Web Console for GAE –
Creating an instance
DEMO

14. Core Cloud Services

15. Sample GAE & CGE Architecture

16. About Data and GAE

17. About Cloud Endpoints for GAE Services
 Allows clients (such as iOS, Android, Chrome) to access your GAE services
 Easy to add (via attribute decorations or method annotations)
 Makes internal Google API common services libraries for endpoints available
 Create RESTful services from your GAE & make them accessible to iOS, Android and
JavaScript clients
 Integrated with tooling (admin console API Explorer)
 Built-in critical infrastructure includes denial-of-service protection, OAuth 2.0 support and
client key management

18. Another Service Example – Big Query
• Queries massive amounts
of data
• No indexes needed
• Upload source data to
Google Cloud storage
• SQL-like query language
Query as a
Service
• REST API
• Tip: use LIMIT keyword
when testing
Web-console
for testing • Log analysis
• Sensor output streams
• Mobile game
instrumentation &
optimization
Use cases

19. Looking at the BigQuery console

20. Working with the Web Console for BigQuery – Running a Query
DEMO

21. Sample Google Cloud Solution Architecture -
Services

22. Sample Google Cloud Solution Architecture -
Hadoop

23. Programming– download the Google Cloud
SDK
NOTE: “The Cloud SDK is
currently a developer preview,
and is under active
development.”

24. Installing the Google Cloud SDK on Windows

25. What are the command line tools?
 gcloud - provides authentication, configuration, and component
management (future) “more cloud developer workflow utilities” for
various Google Cloud Services, also has an interactive mode
(Python scripting)
 gcd – to manage the Google Cloud datastore
 gcloud sql – to manage Google Cloud SQL instances
 gcutil – to manage Google Compute Engine
 gsutil – to manage Google Cloud storage
 appcfg – to deploy to Google App Engine
 bq – to manage Google BigQuery

26. Authentication

27. Using gcloud
DEMO

28. gcloud command line examples
$ gcloud auth login
$ gcloud config set project <new-project-id>
$ gcloud config unset project
$ gcloud config list
$ gcloud components list

29. Using gcutil with GCE
DEMO

30. Using gcutil with GCE

31. Using gsutil with Google Cloud Storage
DEMO

32. Using gsutil with Google Cloud Storage

33. Using bq with Google BigQuery
DEMO

34. Using bq with Google Big Query

35. Command line examples
$ gcutil addinstance my-first-instance --
wait_until_running
$ gcloud sql instances create your-instance-
name
$ bq query "SELECT name,count FROM
mydataset.babynames WHERE gender = 'M' ORDER
BY count DESC LIMIT 6"

36. Prepare to Program on the Google Cloud
• GAE, GCE, etc…
• Download & Install
Google Cloud SDK
• Java (Eclipse)
Google Cloud plug-in
for IDE
• GWT tools (optional)
• Android tools (optional)
Other Google Web API
tools
• MySQL ClientOther Tools

37. Configure Eclipse for Google Cloud
• Get Cloud SDK
• Get Eclipse Plug-in

38. Start Programming
 Create a new web app project
 Add Google APIs
 Write Code
 Run locally
 Deploy (ex. push to GAE)

39. Adding the service SDK tools via Eclipse

40. Running Locally

41. Using the Java API with GCE
DEMO

42. Using the Java API with Big Query
DEMO

43. DEMO
Creating and Testing ‘Hello Google Cloud’ on GAE in Eclipse

44. Hello (Google) World application

45. DEMODeploying to GAE and Using the Web Admin Console

46. Viewing Deployed Applications
• Create up to 10 applications
• Click application to view detailed information about each
instance
• Can try out ‘push-to-deploy’

47. Version Control
 Updating current versions
 Using appcfg

48. Considering Data: Storage Options

50. Keep Coding – More Samples
googlecloudplatform.github.io

51. Learn More – YouTube Google Cloud Series
Is a series of screencasts
including demos and code
samples
• Designed for Java developers
• Shows how to work with Google Cloud
Services
Delivered in Six Parts
• Part One – What is the Google Cloud?
• Part Two – Using the web consoles
• Part Three – Understanding billing
• Part Four – Using command line
• Part Five – Programming APIs with Java
• Part Six – Learning More / Next steps

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