7.20240731 0800 ClassNotes
7.20240731 0800 ClassNotes
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GCP Services:
Fully managed: When you are uploading the data automatically in the backedn
your data will strore into required disks, while retreiving the data also GCS will
take care of all the operations internally
10GB - 2 disks
100GB - 5 disks
1TB - 50 disks
10GB - 2 disks
Durability and availability: Whaterver the data you are loading that is
highly available on GCS service. It means you can able to access your data with out
having any downtime.
Irctc site - 2 years - 10AM tatkal - login - server error - Non High
available application
SBI netbanking - 2 years - login - server error - Non High available
application
Phonepe - High available application
V.Imp ==> while using GCS service first we need to create a bucket (containers),
after creation of bucket only we are going to upload all our data as per our
requirements.
laptop ==> you want to maintain the files ==> Drives (C: D: E:) ==>
WHile creation of the bucket we can able to provide different options based on your
requirement
Creating a Bucket ==> uploading data and files and images (100GB data) ==>
Backend in Disks all this data is going to store ==> As a user you can not able to
see all these disks (over the internet)
where cloud platform is going to maintain all these disks ==> Datacentres ==>
These data centres are going to available across the globe [india, us, uk..]
By using Multple datacentres they are going to replicate all operations from
one datacentre to other centre.
4. Acces Control:
- Uniform - If you are going to provide access at bucket level
- Fine-Grained - If you are going to provide access at bucket object level
srinivas: [Fine-Grained]
X folder [read]
Y folder [write]
Z folder [read+write]
6. Data encryption
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Practicals:
GCP Console:
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1. creation of the bucket
2. creation of the folder in bucket
3. uploading a single file into bucket
4. uploading a single file into bucket into folder
5. uploading a complete folder
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