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GC-WEEK-2

1. Compute Options in GCP:


○ Virtual Machines (VMs) on Compute Engine: Offers customizable VMs that
boot quickly and provide consistent performance. Ideal for users needing control
over the VM's infrastructure, OS, and applications.
○ Auto-scaling for elastic applications: Automatically adjusts the number of VM
instances in response to changes in demand, ensuring applications remain
available and cost-efficient.
○ Managed containers with Kubernetes Engine (GKE): Simplifies the
deployment, management, and scaling of containerized applications using
Kubernetes. GKE manages the cluster's infrastructure, allowing developers to
focus on their applications.
○ Serverless computing with Cloud Functions and App Engine:
■ Cloud Functions: Runs code in response to events (e.g., HTTP
requests, database changes) without provisioning or managing servers.
■ App Engine: Provides a fully managed environment for developing and
deploying web applications, automatically handling infrastructure
concerns like scaling and load balancing.
2. Building Applications:
○ Creating and managing VMs: Steps to create VM instances, choose machine
types, configure networking, and manage instances using the Google Cloud
Console and gcloud command-line tool.
○ Using App Engine for PaaS solutions: Developing and deploying applications
on App Engine, which manages the infrastructure, scaling, and monitoring.
○ Event-driven services with Cloud Functions: Writing functions to handle
events, deploying them to the cloud, and configuring triggers for automatic
execution.
○ Container orchestration with GKE: Deploying containerized applications to
GKE, managing containerized workloads, and using Kubernetes features like
pods, deployments, and services.
3. Storage Solutions:
○ Persistent disks: Durable and high-performance block storage attached to VM
instances, available in standard (HDD) and SSD options.
○ Local SSDs: High IOPS, low latency storage physically attached to the VM, ideal
for workloads requiring fast access to data.
○ Cloud Storage options:
■ Multi-regional storage: Redundantly stores data across multiple
geographic locations, providing high availability and low latency for
frequently accessed content.
■ Regional storage: Stores data in a specific region, suitable for data
analytics and machine learning jobs requiring lower redundancy.
■ Nearline storage: Low-cost storage for data accessed less than once a
month, ideal for long-term storage and infrequent access scenarios.
■ Coldline storage: Very low-cost storage for data accessed less than
once a year, suitable for archival and disaster recovery purposes.
4. Networking:
○ Virtual Private Cloud (VPC): Provides isolated network environments within
GCP, allowing users to define IP ranges, subnets, and firewall rules.
○ Load balancing: Distributes incoming traffic across multiple instances to ensure
high availability and reliability of applications.
○ Cloud Interconnect: High-speed, low-latency connections between on-premises
environments and GCP, facilitating hybrid cloud architectures.

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