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Cloud Dataflow
Dataflow is a serverless data processing service for streaming and batch data. It is based on the Apache Beam open source SDK and makes your pipelines portable. The service separates storage from computing, which allows it to scale seamlessly.
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Cloud Dataproc
Dataproc is a managed Hadoop service. If you use the Hadoop ecosystem, then you know that it can be complicated to set up, involving hours and even days. Dataproc can spin up a cluster in 90 seconds so that you can start analyzing the data quickly. HDFS: Hadoop data file system. Cloud storage was originally…
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Cloud Bigtable
Cloud Bigtable is a fully managed wide-column NoSQL database that scales to petabyte-scale. Bigtable supports the open source HBase API standard to easily integrate with the Apache ecosystem, including HBase, Beam, Hadoop, and Spark. It also integrates with the Google Cloud ecosystem, including Memorystore, BigQuery, Dataproc, Dataflow, and more. Bigtable is a wide-column NoSQL database…
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Cloud SQL security
The data in Cloud SQL is automatically encrypted at rest and in transit. External connections can be enforced to be SSL-only. For secure connectivity you can also use Cloud SQL Proxy, a tool that helps you connect to your Cloud SQL instance from your local machine. You can control network access with firewall protection.
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Database Migration Service
Database Migration Service (DMS) simplifies the migration of MySQL and PostgreSQL databases from on-premises, Google Compute Engine, and other clouds to Cloud SQL. It is serverless, easy to set up, and available at no additional cost. It replicates data continuously for minimal downtime migrations. Here’s how it works:
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VPC peering is non-transitive
VPC peering is non-transitive, which means that if VPC A is peered with VPC B, and VPC C is peered with VPC B, the resources in VPC C won’t be able to reach the resources in VPC A (and vice versa) through the peerings. This is because route exchange only supports propagating routes to an…
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Secure Your Application with Cloud Load Balancing
As a best practice, run SSL everywhere. With HTTPS and SSL proxy load balancing, you can use managed certs — Google takes care of the provisioning and managing of the SSL certificate life cycle.
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Global HTTP(S) Load Balancing
For global HTTP(s) load balancing, the Global Anycast VIP (IPv4 or IPv6) is associated with a forwarding rule, which directs traffic to a target proxy. The target proxy terminates the client session, and for HTTPs you deploy your certificates at this stage, define the backend host, and define the path rules. The URL map provides…