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In this live episode of Cloud Do You Do?, Dominik Hašek from Revolgy chats with Touchtech's CEO Deniz Chaban and AI Lead Steffen Strätz at the Google Cloud Summit in Stockholm. Touchtech shares its journey from a university project to a publicly listed company delivering SaaS solutions for retail and wholesale sales teams. The discussion explores how Touchtech uses Google Cloud to support its digital showroom and endless-aisle solutions, which are relied on by thousands of users worldwide. Deniz and Steffen provide insight into their AI Sales Assistant project, which aims to create proactive tools that assist sales representatives by analyzing multi-modal data — audio, video, and contextual insights — using advanced technologies like Gemini. The episode also addresses the challenges of integrating AI into real-world workflows, from technical hurdles to lessons learned along the way.We are Revolgy - a global cloud partner. Our cloud engineers and architects provide professional and managed services for your projects on GCP and AWS. In a nutshell, we help to make life digital-native companies, SMBs and corporates in the cloud easier. Check our website revolgy.com for more information. Make sure to follow Revolgy on Spotify, Linkedin, and X. Thanks a lot for listening, and see you next time!

O Google Cloud Summit Brasil 2024 foi palco das últimas tendências da tecnologia em nuvem. Clientes, parceiros e representantes de organizações de todo o país puderam se conectar e se aprofundar sobre os temas mais relevantes para as empresas atualmente em termos de tecnologia: inteligência artificial e agentes virtuais. No episódio de hoje, Daniel Leite, Especialista de Vendas do Google Cloud, e Marcelo Gomes, Especialista de Vendas para IA no Google Cloud, trazem os principais destaques do keynote de abertura e vários insights dos palestrantes sobre o Gemini, IA generativa, segurança, dados e produtividade. Confira tudo o que rolou no evento: Google Cloud Summit BR 2024 Gostou do episódio? Tem alguma dúvida ou sugestão? Fale com a gente pelo e-mail googlecloudcast@google.com.

Google Cloud Summit México reunió a toda la comunidad Cloud para explorar las tendencias en tecnología y ayudar a las empresas de la región a avanzar en sus recorridos hacia la transformación digital.  En este episodio, Tatiana Serrano y Lalo Palacio reciben a Carlos Marcel, Director General de Kyndryl México, para repercutir las novedades y los principales insights presentados en el evento sobre temas como IA generativa, modernización de aplicaciones, colaboración, datos en la nube, infraestructura abierta y seguridad. ¿Te gustó el episodio? ¿Tienes alguna duda o sugerencia? Habla con nosotros a través del correo electrónico a vocesdelanube@google.com.

Listen in on this engaging talk recorded live at the Google Cloud Summit in Prague. Miroslav Vlasák, CEO of Revolgy, and Dominik Hašek, Senior Account Executive, sit down with FTMO's CTO Marek Vašíček and DevOps lead Andrej Paučo to share the story of FTMO, a Prague-based prop trading company making waves in the trading world. Hear how FTMO started with a simple idea at university, overcame early challenges, and made the dream of becoming a trader possible for everyone. They discuss their approach to creating a safe space for aspiring traders to practice on simulated accounts and earn real money. Learn about FTMO's tech journey, including their use of cloud technology, Kubernetes, and AI. Discover their strong security measures supported by Google Cloud and how Revolgy helps them navigate Google Cloud's tools, optimize performance, and scale efficiently. Enjoy candid stories about the bumps along the way and why they chose GCP over AWS and on-premises solutions. Tune in to see how FTMO uses cutting-edge technology to succeed in the fast-paced trading world.We are Revolgy - a global cloud partner. Our cloud engineers and architects provide professional and managed services for your projects on GCP and AWS. In a nutshell, we help to make life digital-native companies, SMBs and corporates in the cloud easier. Check our website revolgy.com for more information. Make sure to follow Revolgy on Spotify, Linkedin, and X. Thanks a lot for listening, and see you next time!

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Digital natives, bedrijven geboren in de tijd van Big Data hebben adopteren nieuwe technologie over het algemeen makkelijke dan oudere bedrijven. Daarmee kan de visie en wijze van organiseren een voorbeeld zijn voor bedrijven die nog niet zo ver zijn. Onze energiemarkt is in transitie en data speelt daar een belangrijke rol in. Slimme meters helpen bedrijven om slim energie in te kopen en op te wekken. Slimme gebouwen, apparaten en laadpalen stemmen in samenspraak met energie leveranciers af wanneer ze het goedkoopst of duurzaamst kunnen verbruiken of opwekken. Om op het net goed te kunnen sturen is business real-time informatie nodig. Als miljoenen apparaten tegelijkertijd uitgelezen moeten worden vraagt dit een flexibele en vooral schaalbare IT infrastructuur. We praten tijdens de Google Cloud summit met Edwin Poot van Energyworx. Dit bedrijf is als digital native een expert op het binnenhalen, verwerken en toepassen van algoritmes op energy data. Ze zijn niet zozeer in Nederland actief maar wel internationaal een grote partij. Energyworx hanteert al vanaf het begin af aan een serverless paradigma en heeft haar organisatie hier geheel op ingericht. Hierdoor kan het bedrijf als er een nieuwe klant die 3,000,000 slimme meters wil aansluiten direct opschapen. Het serverless paradigma vraagt ook iets van de Data Scientists en Engineers, wat en hoe? Luister zelf maar. Even een mening van Jurjen: Zelden zo’n mooi schoolvoorbeeld van een bedrijf dat zo ingericht is als deze. WOW! https://www.energyworx.com/

Het nieuwe paradigma is niet het draaien van apps op een Cloud server. Nee het nieuwe paradigma is Serverless. Simpelweg betekent dit dat je als Data Scientist niet meer je zorgen hoeft te maken met wat er aan de achterkant van je code gebeurt. Het in productie brengen, draaien en nog beter het opschalen van je app wordt overgedragen aan de Cloud. Er is geen server, alleen nog maar een framework waarin je de applicatie draait. Hierdoor wordt Data Science Simpel. Het paradigma van Serverless heeft grote gevolgen voor de rollen in een Data Science project. Denk eraan dat ML engineering niet meer nodig is. Maar van de vorige Dataloog opname met Erwin Huizinga hadden we al geleerd dat AutoML de rol van de Data Scientist al zal veranderen. Kortom, het paradigma van serverless kan een grote invloed hebben op de behoefte die de arbeidsmarkt heeft aan Cloud Engineers, ML Engineers en Data Scientists We praten in deze Dataloog met Wytze Venema van Binx.IO. Hij heeft zijn visie op de technologie en de impact van de serverless. Lex was is niet vaak excited maar stiekem deze keer toch best wel. Of was dat nu omdat Walter deze keer aan de knoppen zat in plaats van Jurjen.

Hoe je een migratie van on premise naar de cloud aanpakt Systemen naar de Cloud verhuizen dat klinkt heel eng en moeilijk, maar is dat ook zo? Voor Digital Native bedrijven is het niet de vraag of ze naar de Cloud verhuizen maar hoe. Maar bedrijven die nog niet met de Cloud bezig zijn is de drempel hoor om de overstap te maken. Die drempel bestaat enerzijds uit het niet weten wat het betekent om zo’n overstap te maken en anderzijds uit het niet willen/mogen/durven plaatsen van data op een Cloud platform. Tijdens de Google Cloud Summit hebben we een interview gedaan met Homero Valle van Mollie Payments en Rokes Jankie van Google. Mollie payments heeft enige tijd geleden een migratie van hun on premise database mySQL gedaan naar de Google Cloud. In deze uitzending vertelt Homero het echte verhaal van naar de Cloud migreren. Het lukt niet in 1 keer, testen is het devies, migratie kost tijd, geeft risico, en kost gelt. En we praten over de voordelen, bijvoorbeeld dat je na de migratie veel makkelijker analytics kunt uitvoeren op de dataset of dat de kosten veranderen. Kortom, we presenteren een mooi en eerlijk Cloud migratie verhaal voor iedereen, zonder franje, zonder reclame. Show notes https://www.autoriteitpersoonsgegevens.nl/nl/nieuws/ap-stelt-geen-onderzoek-naar-opslag-medische-gegevens-cloud

Ons eerst gesprek tijdens Google Cloud Summit 2019 in Amsterdam RAI. Velen van ons kennen de Google home smart speaker wel, en dan met name het filmpje waarin een Google Assistent een telefonisch een afspraak maakt met een kapper. Neem die in het groot en voor bedrijven en dan heb je Dialogflow. Deze tool stelt bedrijven in staat om hun processen (Flows) middels sprekende bots in te richten, feitelijk met klikken en slepen kun je een flow van gesprekken met klanten organiseren. We spreken met Lee Boonstra Developer Advocate bij Google en expert in Dialogflow over hoe je een tool als deze snel en slim in kunt zetten, bijvoorbeeld binnen contact centers van bedrijven. En natuurlijk moeten we even praten over AutoML en hoe developers zonder Data Science achtergrond hiermee aan de slag kunnen. Voor ons was duidelijk dat democratize AI ook gewoon echt is! meer info en shownotes op  https://www.dedataloog.nl/uitzending/dtl-google-cloud-summit-special-1-dialogflow-en-contact-center-ai-en-auto-ml-voor-developers/

Auto ML is de nieuwe tool beschikbaar binnen Google Cloud. Met deze technologie wordt AI letterlijk gedemocratiseerd. Auto ML is in staat om voor een gegeven dataset zelf te komen met een optimaal algoritme, een productie pijplijn en een onderhoud van het model. We praten met Erwin Huizinga Machine Learning Engineer bij Google over Auto ML. Erwin komt overal over de wereld om te werken met ML. Hij is dus ook de aangewezen persoon om ons te vertellen over de staat van aI in Nederland en daarbuiten. Wederom een super interessant gesprek over de staat van AI nu en de toekomst.

Our guests Matthew Tamsett and Ravi Upreti join Gabi Ferrara and Aja Hammerly to talk about data science and their project, Qubit. Qubit helps web companies by measuring different user experiences, analyzing that information, and using it to improve the website. They also use the collected data along with ML to predict things, such as which products users will prefer, in order to provide a customized website experience. Matthew talks a little about his time at CERN and his transition from working in academia to industry. It’s actually fairly common for physicists to branch out into data science and high performance computing, Matthew explains. Later, Ravi and Matthew talk GCP shop with us, explaining how they moved Qubit to GCP and why. Using PubSub, BigQuery, and BigQuery ML, they can provide their customers with real-time solutions, which allows for more reactive personalization. Data can be analyzed and updates can be created and pushed much faster with GCP. Autoscaling and cloud management services provided by GCP have given the data scientists at Qubit back their sleep! Matthew Tamsett Matthew was trained in experimental particle physics at Royal Holloway University of London, and did his Ph.D. on the use of leptonic triggers for the detection of super symmetric signals at the ATLAS detector at CERN. Following this, he completed three post doctoral positions at CERN and on the neutrino experiment NOvA at Louisiana Tech University, Brookhaven National Laboratory, New York, and the University of Sussex UK, culminating in a EU Marie Curie fellowship. During this time, Matt co-authored many papers including playing a minor part in the discovery of the Higgs Boson. Since leaving academia in 2016, he’s worked at Qubit as a data scientist and later as lead data scientist where he lead a team working to improve the online shopping experience via the use of personalization, statistics and predictive modeling. Ravi Upreti Ravi has been working with Qubit for almost 4 years now and leads the platform engineering team there. He learned distributed computing, parallel algorithms and extreme computing at Edinburgh University. His four year stint at Ocado helped developed a strong domain knowledge for e-commerce, along with deep technical knowledge. Now it has all come together, as he gets to apply all these learnings to Qubit, at scale. Cool things of the week A developer goes to a DevOps conference blog Cloud Build brings advanced CI/CD capabilities to GitHub blog Cloud Build called out in Forrester Wave twitter 6 strategies for scaling your serverless applications blog Interview Qubit site Qubit Blog blog Pub/Sub site BigQuery site BigQuery ML site Cloud Datastore site Cloud Memorystore site Cloud Bigtable site Cloud SQL site Cloud AutoML site Goodbye Hadoop. Building a streaming data processing pipeline on Google Cloud blog Question of the week How do you deploy a Windows container on GKE? Where can you find us next? Gabi will be at the Google Cloud Summit in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Aja will be at Cloud Next London. Sound Effect Attribution “Small Group Laugh 6” by Tim.Kahn of Freesound.org

More and more companies are going multicloud; that is, they’re not standardizing on one platform like Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud Platform or Microsoft Azure. They’re picking and choosing multiple providers in an a la carte fashion. While this is a good thing, it also comes with big challenges. Perhaps the biggest of all is complexity. And when it comes to backing up data on those platforms, things can really get tricky. HYCU VP of Products Subbiah Sundaram agrees, and chats with ActualTech Media Partner James Green about the issues arising from the trend toward multicloud usage. One of Sundaram’s main points is that backup should never feel like it’s bolted onto a platform; instead it should be integrated, a service provided by the platform. They also discuss the importance of a single console to simplify management in a mutlicloud setting, and other related topics. Highlights of the show include: Selecting tools that integrate with multi-cloud environments The importance of matching your tools with your cloud provider How to make sure the applications drive the infrastructure, and not the other way around The requirements you should have for every cloud platform you use Why users need a native experience for each platform, not a generic experience for all platforms The changing nature of Backup-as-a-Service Resource links from the show: HYCU -- https://www.hycu.com/ Get a free trial of HYCU -- https://www.hycu.com/free-trial/ Sign up for a HYCU demo -- https://www.hycu.com/free-demo/ Google Cloud Summit round up – Why Automation, APIs and Built-in Apps Matter -- https://www.hycu.com/blog/google-cloud-summit-round-up-why-automation-apis-and-built-in-apps-matter/ We hope you enjoy this episode; and don’t forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes, Google Play, or Stitcher.­

I got to attend the Google Cloud Summit in NYC. The main focus was AI and machine learning as it applies to the Google Cloud. The key industries that were highlighted were healthcare, financial services, and media. Listen for some of the key learnings from the summit. This episode is brought to you by Nova Zora Digital. See what Nova Zora Digital can do for your business with digital marketing. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Google Cloud Summit is where all the new products are presented and where Google's top talent are available to chat to. So what happened at the Carriageworks this year in Sydney and how are Google helping businesses build what's next? Richard Greene and Adam Mullett discuss what they saw at the conference. In this episode: 0:50 What were the most interesting parts of the Google Cloud Summit? 2:00 How Domain and The Iconic are using GCP to change their businesses 5:45 Apigee blows the socks off by making APIs from anything 7:03 BigQuery is adding geospatial capability 7:38 Is GCP ready to be included in the enterprise stack along with Azure and AWS? 9:54 Google seem to be making a lovely ecosystem that all work together as a walled garden (or comfort blanket?) - what are the impacts of this approach?  12:27 TPUs are changing how we run machine learning loads 14:03 Where you can learn more (see links)   Links: Watch the Cloud Summit keynote https://cloudplatformonline.com/2018-Sydney-Summit-Home.html Apigee https://cloud.google.com/apigee-api-management/Apigee https://cloud.google.com/apigee-api-management/ Big Query https://cloud.google.com/bigquery/ Tensor Flow https://www.tensorflow.org/ Machine Learning with TensorFlow on Google Cloud Platform https://www.coursera.org/specializations/machine-learning-tensorflow-gcp AutoML (Beta) https://cloud.google.com/automl/

Dawn Chen, TL for SIG-Node and the Google Kubernetes Engine node team, joins Craig and Adam this week. She has worked on containers and container schedulers since 2007 - not a typo. We also bring you the news, in part from the echo chamber of Google Cloud Summit in Sydney. Do you have something cool to share? Some questions? Let us know: web: kubernetespodcast.com mail: kubernetespodcast@google.com twitter: @kubernetespod Chatter of the week Stickers! Google Cloud Summit in Hong Kong Google Cloud Next in London Gartner Symposium Orlando KubeCon Shanghai News of the week NetApp acquires StackPointCloud Cloud news: Sandbox pods on GKE Signup form Kubernetes tools for Azure Stack EKS can generate kubeconfig files! GSoC: katacontainer support in containerd, by Jian Liu linkerd 2.0 is GA Thomas Rampelberg tells you how to use it Cortex added to the CNCF sandbox Red Hat OpenShift Service Mesh, based on Istio Microservice observability with Istio at Trulia Contour 0.6 from Heptio Links from the interview Dawn Chen on GitHub The Borg paper Process containers (later ‘cgroups’): The first submission of containers to the Linux kernel Early coverage of process containers Paul Menage’s 2007 paper “Adding Generic Process Containers to the Linux Kernel” Dawn’s first job: tracking processes. Each job had its own GID - she would use netlink connection tracking to map processes and threads to GIDs, and, using procfs, figure out CPU and memory usage. Dawn’s second job: adjusting CPU usage using nice Today we just use memcg Fake NUMA - cut a machine into big chunks and assign them to groups of processes. Linux Plumbers Conference Tim Hockin’s presentation at the Linux Plumbers Conference in 2011, talking about the work Dawn’s team were doing lmctfy - Let Me Contain That For You In case you don’t get the joke It’s like runc and containerd SIG Node Node and lifecycle management Application management Container runtimes and kubelet Node problem detection Resource management GPU & TPU Security isolation gVisor and Sandbox Pods Logging and monitoring Was SIG Node the first SIG? Tied with SIG API Machinery How did we get to CRI? rktnetes was released with Kubernetes 1.3 Hyper_ containers (now Kata Containers) LXC and LXD kubevirt for running VMs instead of containers OCI CRI was released with Kubernetes 1.5 containerd and CRI-O Container RuntimeHandler, so some pods can run with one runtime and some with another

This week we talk about Mike's new meal plan with Mealpal and Freshly. We talk a little bit about the gains Mike has seen in a few short weeks of Crossfit. We discuss the Joe Rogan / Elon Musk podcast episode and the recent order of Kyle's Tesla and wrap up with discussion of the Google Cloud Summit hosted here in Seattle.Bibimbap

En direct du Google Cloud Summit de Paris le 19 octobre 2017 avec William Vambenepe ( https://twitter.com/vambenepe )GOOGLE CLOUD BIG DATA AND MACHINE LEARNING BLOGhttps://cloud.google.com/blog/big-data/La playlist Youtube ou vous devrez rapidement retrouver les présentations du Summithttps://www.youtube.com/user/googlecloudplatform/playlists-------------------------------------------------------------http://www.bigdatahebdo.comhttps://twitter.com/bigdatahebdoVincent : https://twitter.com/vhe74Cette publication est sponsorisée par Affini-Tech http://affini-tech.com https://twitter.com/affinitech http://blog.affini-tech.comOn recrute ! venez cruncher de la data avec nous ! écrivez nous à recrutement@affini-tech.com

En direct du Google Cloud Summit de Paris le 19 octobre 2017 avec William Vambenepe ( https://twitter.com/vambenepe )GOOGLE CLOUD BIG DATA AND MACHINE LEARNING BLOGhttps://cloud.google.com/blog/big-data/La playlist Youtube ou vous devrez rapidement retrouver les présentations du Summithttps://www.youtube.com/user/googlecloudplatform/playlists-------------------------------------------------------------http://www.bigdatahebdo.comhttps://twitter.com/bigdatahebdoVincent : https://twitter.com/vhe74Cette publication est sponsorisée par Affini-Tech http://affini-tech.com https://twitter.com/affinitech http://blog.affini-tech.comOn recrute ! venez cruncher de la data avec nous ! écrivez nous à recrutement@affini-tech.com

Avere provides high performance file system solutions for hybrid cloud infrastructures, and is partner for Google Cloud Platform. To tell you all about it Francesc and Mark are joined by Scott Jeschonek, Director of Cloud Products at Avere, and Dave Elliott, Developer Advocate at Google Cloud Platform. About Scott Jeschonek Scott Jeschonek is Director of Cloud Products at Avere Systems, a leading provider of enterprise storage for the hybrid cloud. Scott has spent his past 20 years synthesizing his enterprise, telecommunications and vendor experience together to provide a unique perspective to the implications of the cloud phenomenon. About Dave Elliott Dave Elliott is a Developer Advocate for Google Cloud Platform. In this role he engages communities to inspire them to try new products and technologies, embrace new ideas, and he is the voice of those communities to product and engineering teams. Prior to Google, Elliott was a Chief Cloud Evangelist at Symantec where he advocated for new architectures in data and storage. Mr. Elliott was an early advocate of cloud computing while at Sun Microsystems in the 1990s and has spent his career helping companies understand and embrace emerging technologies. Prior to Symantec, Elliott served as GM Americas at Arkeia Software, an innovator in data protection for virtual and cloud environments. Earlier, Mr. Elliott was responsible for Strategic Development for Iomega Corporation's PSS Business Unit, and held positions at Blue Martini Software and with management consulting firm A.T. Kearney. Mr. Elliott holds an MBA from the University of California at Berkeley and an BA in Quantitative Economics & Decision Sciences from the University of California, San Diego. Cool things of the week GCP arrives in South America with launch of São Paulo region! announcement Announcing IPv6 global load balancing GA announcement Read between the lines with Cloud Natural Language's new recognition features blog Classifying text content with the Natural Language API big data blog Google Cloud Dataprep is now a public beta big data blog Interview Avere Systems Subnetworks docs Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) Network Overview docs #40 Rodeo FX with Alan Fregtman GlusterFS gluster.org averesystems.com Question of the week Container Builder seems pretty cool … but how do I get started? Google Cloud Container Builder Documentation #79 Container Builder with Christopher Sanson and David Bendory Google Container Builder youtube series by Carter Morgan Google Container Builder, Part 1 (Cloud Rolling Update) Google Container Builder, Part 2: Multi-Step Builds (Cloud Rolling Update) Where can you find us next? Francesc will is presenting at Google Cloud Summit in Chicago today and just released a new #justforfunc episode on justforfunc #20: code reviewing ursho (part 1). In October, he'll be presenting at Velocity London, Google Cloud Summit Paris and Devfest Nantes Mark is attending Strangeloop. He is also heading to Australia in October for GDG Devfest Melbourne and Game Connect Asia Pacific and will be hanging out at Unite Melbourne and PAX Australia.

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Sourcegraph provides navigation tools for source code, and it's powered by Go and Google Cloud Platform. Quinn Slack, CEO and co-founder, joins your co-hosts Francesc and Mark to discuss how they built their features on top of our infrastructure. About Quinn Slack Quinn Slack is CEO and co-founder of Sourcegraph, code intelligence software that lets software teams ship better and faster. Prior to Sourcegraph, Quinn co-founded Blend, an enterprise technology company with over 150 employees dedicated to improving home lending. His long-term goal is to build the products and infrastructure to support the future world where billions of people have coding fluency (just as billions of people today can read and write). Cool things of the week Introducing managed SSL for Google App Engine announcement With Forseti, Spotify and Google release GCP security tools to open source community announcement Global Kubernetes in 3 Steps on GCP medium by Christopher Grant Interview Sourcegraph Sourcegraph source code GitHub Google Container Engine Helm GitHub GCPPodcast #50 Helm with Michelle Noorali and Matthew Butcher sourcegraph.com Question of the week How can I automatically redact Personally Identifiable Information (PII) or other sensitive information? Data Loss Prevention API docs Demo of Data Loss Prevention at Cloud Summit Sydney YouTube Where can you find us next? Francesc will be presenting at Google Cloud Summit in Chicago next week. In October, he'll be presenting at Velocity London, Google Cloud Summit Paris and Devfest Nantes Mark is attending Strangeloop in September. He is also heading to Australia in October for GDG Devfest Melbourne and Game Connect Asia Pacific and will be hanging out at Unite Melbourne and PAX Australia.

Have you ever wanted to know what powers BigQuery under the hood? Tino Tereshko and Jordan Tigani sit in front of the microphone with co-hosts Mark and Francesc to talk all about it! About Tino Tereshko Tino is the Big Data Lead for Office of the CTO at Google Cloud, focusing on building strategic relationships with the world's top Enterprises in the interest of sharing and accelerating technological innovation. Tino hails from the BigQuery team, where he solved difficult cloud-native product problems, enabled Googlers and customers, and built programs like BigQuery Pacific. In earlier years Tino held various positions of leadership in several Silicon Valley startups, and could be found working as a quant developer on the floor of the Chicago Board of Equities at a boutique market making firm. Tino holds a Bachelor's degree in Applied Mathematics and Economics from University of California - Davis. When not at work, you can usually find him playing beach volleyball, cycling, skiing, paddle boarding, or enjoying a nice glass of wine. About Jordan Tigani Jordan was one of the founding engineers on Google BigQuery, wrote the first book on the subject, and is now the engineering lead of the product. Before Google, he worked at a number of star-crossed startups, and also spent time at Microsoft in the Windows kernel team and MSR. Cool things of the week This week in Google Cloud Platform medium This week in Google Cloud — “Premium and Standard networking tiers, NYT Games on App Engine, Puppet for GCP, and a firewall for App Engine” blog Creating a GCP type provider in 6 (well 7) easy steps blog Aja Hammerly's Battleship blog series Interview BigQuery site docs BigQuery under the hood blog Dremel paper Borg and Kubernetes with John Wilkes podcast Question of the week I want to talk to to my phone like it's J.A.R.V.I.S. and make it do things. How can I build a bot to do this? Cloud Speech API site docs Cloud Natural Language Processing API site docs API.AI site docs Intents docs Go library github BigQuery Where can you find us next? Francesc will be presenting at Google Cloud Summit in Sydney and Google Cloud Summit in Chicago in September. In October, he'll be presenting at Velocity London, Google Cloud Summit Paris and Devfest Nantes Mark is speaking at Austin Game Conference and attending Strangeloop in September. He is also heading to Australia in October for GDG Devfest Melbourne and Game Connect Asia Pacific and will be hanging out at Unite Melbourne and PAX Australia.

What is the difference between AI and ML? Melanie Warrick joins your co-hosts Mark and Francesc to discuss the differences and what applications it can have. About Melanie Warrick Melanie is a Senior Developer Advocate at Google. Previous experience includes work as a founding engineer on Deeplearning4J as well as implementing machine learning in production at Change.org. Prior experience also covers business consulting and large enterprise technology implementations for a wide variety of companies. Over the last couple years, she's spoken at many conferences about artificial intelligence, and her passions are working on machine learning problems at scale. Cool things of the week Announcing new Stackdriver Logging features and expanded free logs limits blog Preventing log waste with Stackdriver Logging blog How to build a conversational app using Cloud Machine Learning APIs, Part 3 blog Your next app might be a bot! Building conversational UX with API.AI youtube The canonical new book about stream processing announcement Quickdraw site github Interview Narrow AI wikipedia Quantum Computing wikipedia TensorFlow site DeepMind site Cloud Machine Learning Engine site Keras site Pytorch site Caffe site O'Reilly Artificial Intelligence (San Francisco) talk about reinforcement learning Strata Data Conference (New York) talk about AI Grace Hopper (Orlando) talk about AI Minds Mastering Machines (London) talk about AI Crunch (Budapest) talk about machine learning Question of the week What if you want you want to do an action whenever any Pod is created or destroyed on Kubernetes? Kubernetes Pod Watch API docs kubectl get command docs Where can you find us next? Francesc just released an episode of justforfunc last week on Go Type Aliases, and will be presenting at Google Cloud Summit in Sydney in September and then heading to Google Cloud Summit in Chicago. Mark is speaking at Gameacon and Austin Game Conference and attending Strangeloop once he's done with all that. He is also heading to Australia in October for GDG Devfest Melbourne and Game Connect Asia Pacific as well.

Michael Will, Director of Technical Operations at Phoenix One Games, joins your co-hosts Mark and Francesc today to tell us about their migration from their own hardware to the cloud, how they did it, and what they learned from it. About Michael Will Michael is experienced in the design and deployment of high performance compute clusters both from hardware and software aspect with a parallel execution and solution architecture focus from IBM 390 running Linux to Penguin Computing commodity hardware for 10+ years, applying in the last 5 years to his passion for real time strategy gaming at Phoenix Age / Kabam / Phoenix One Games. Cool things of the week Moving The New York Times Games Platform to Google App Engine New York Times blog Introducing Network Service Tiers: Your cloud network, your way GCP blog Titan in depth: Security in plaintext GCP blog Final Day at Cloud Next gcppodcast 67 Interview Google Compute Engine docs Gaming Solutions on Google Cloud Platform docs Google Cloud Storage docs Couchbase Google Cloud and Couchbase Server: Zero to Millions of Operations in No Time couchbase.com VERTICA database info Phoenix One Games Question of the week How to secure an App Engine application? App Engine login (required/admin in your app.yaml), only Google accounts. OAuth2: Firebase Authentication Auth0. Cloud Identity-Aware Proxy App Engine firewall (beta) Where can you find us next? Francesc just released another justforfunc episode on Go Type Aliases, and will be presenting at Google Cloud Summit in Sydney in September. Mark is entering crazy season, currently speaking at Pax Dev and then attending Pax West right after. He'll then be speaking at Gameacon and Austin Game Conference and attending Strangeloop once he's done with all that.

In this week's episode Mark and Francesc are joined by Amit Pande, Product Management Leader for Google Cloud to discuss how machine learning can automate the media and entertainment industry. About Amit Pande Amit Pande is a Product Management Leader for Google Cloud. In this role, Amit is responsible for working closely with leaders across Media and Entertainment Industry to help them envision and transform their business with Google Cloud, Big Data and Machine Learning. Amit is a veteran product manager with 6 years of experience leading several successful products across Google Search, Ads and Google Play product areas. Prior to joining Google, Amit worked in various product and engineering leadership roles at Microsoft for 8 years including on Xbox Video and Music. Amit holds a masters degree in Computer Science from University of Southern California. He lives in San Francisco with his wife. Cool things of the week Cloud Speech API improves longform audio recognition and adds 30 new language variants blog Guide to common Cloud Dataflow use-case patterns part 1 part 2 How to build a conversational app using Cloud Machine Learning APIs part 1 part 2 Interview Cloud Media solutions Cloud CDN site docs Cloud AI products Tensorflow site Cloud Machine Learning Engine site docs Cloud Natural Language API site docs Cloud Speech API site docs Cloud Video Intelligence API site docs IBC 2017 in Amsterdam - Sept 14th - 18th, 2017 MACHINE INTELLIGENCE COMES TO CONTENT CREATION - Organized by ETC in LA on Sept 27, 2017 Question of the week We have a new answer to the question from last week! Is there a way to access and administer Kubernetes from my phone? Thanks to Dylan Graham for a great answer! Cabin github iOS Where can you find us next? Francesc will be presenting at Google Cloud Summit in Sydney in September, Velocity London in October, dotGo in Paris and Gophercon Brazil, in November. Mark is will be presenting at Pax Dev and then attending Pax West right after. He'll then be speaking at Gameacon and Austin Game Conference and attending Strangeloop once he's done with all that.

Mark and Francesc welcome the incredible Greg DeMichillie into their studio this week, to talk all about Google Cloud's Office of the CTO, and how it works with enterprise companies. About Greg DeMichillie Greg has 20 years experience in creating great computing platforms for developers and IT alike. He has been at Google since before the inception of Google Cloud Platform and as Director of Product he lead the product teams for App Engine, Compute Engine, Kubernetes & Container Engine, as well as the Developer Console, SDKs, and Billing system. He has delivered keynote presentations and product demos at events such as Google I/O and Google Cloud NEXT as well as interviews with the New York Times, Wall St Journal, and other publications. Prior to joining Google, he had leadership roles at variety of companies including Adobe and Amazon, as well as a decade at Microsoft where he was a developer on the first version of Visual C++, the development manager for Microsoft's Java tools, and lead the product team for the creation of C#. Cool things of the week Cloud SQL for PostgreSQL updated with new extensions blog docs issue tracker discussion group Celebrating Six Months of Open Access, plus The Met on Google BigQuery blog Deploying Clojure applications to Google Cloud blog Announcing price cuts on Local SSDs for on-demand and preemptible instances blog Interview How the queen of Silicon Valley is helping Google go after Amazon's most profitable business article Lush migrating to Google Cloud in 22 days blog Evernote migrating to Google Cloud blog Google Cloud Summit Sydney site Google Cloud Summit Paris site Google Cloud Summit Seattle site Google Cloud Summit Chicago site Google Cloud Summit Stockholm site Look out for more Summits in: Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Bangalore, Munich, and Sau Paulo Question of the week Is there a way to access the Kubernetes dashboard without running kubectl proxy? Such as, if I wanted to view or control my Kubernetes cluster from my phone? Kubernetes UI docs kubectl proxy docs Creating Authorized Networks for Master Access docs Google Cloud Shell site docs Where can you find us next? Francesc is going on holidays!!! But he just released a justforfunc episode on Contributing to the Go project, and will be presenting at Google Cloud Summit in Sydney in September. Mark is entering crazy season, and will be presenting at Play NYC, then speaking at Pax Dev and then attending Pax West right after. He'll then be speaking at Gameacon and Austin Game Conference and attending Strangeloop once he's done with all that.

Due to popular demand, this week Francesc and Mark are joined by Product Manager Varun Talwar and Senior Staff Software Engineer Sven Mawson to discuss all things Istio, an open platform to connect, manage, and secure microservices. About Varun Talwar Product Manager in Google Cloud; founding PM on @grpcio and @IstioMesh About Sven Mawson Software Engineer in Google Cloud; founder of @IstioMesh Cool things of the week gSlack: Integrating Google Cloud Platform with Slack blog Solution guide: Building connected vehicle apps with Cloud IoT Core blog solution Why did the Gopher spend so much at the drug store? punchline Super Mario Run Case Study youtube Interview Istio home page overview design goals OSI Network Model wikipedia Kubernetes sidecar containers blog Installing Istio docs Monitoring via Prometheus (podcast) and Grafana Envoy L7 proxy homepage Istio Ingress Controller docs Question of the week If I want to apply Istio to an existing Kubernetes application, how do I do it? Managing microservices with the Istio service mesh blog istioctl kube-inject docs Where can you find us next? Francesc will be at GopherCon in Denver. He also recently released the Go Tooling in Action workshop and a new justforfunc episode! Mark will be speaking at Google Cloud Summit, New York with Phoenix One Games in July, as well as TA'ing the Kubernetes Bootcamp. He also released the second blog post in his series about running Game Servers on Kubernetes.

Wendy Kan joins your co-hosts Francesc and Mark today to talk about Kaggle, their competitions, and the cool data sets available on their platform. Kaggle joined the Google family a few months ago, so it's a great opportunity to know more about the platform and the amazing community behind it. About Wendy Kan Wendy is a data scientist at Kaggle, the largest global data science community. Wendy works with companies and organizations to transform their data into machine learning competitions and had launched over 50 competitions on various topics such as image classification, revenue prediction, GIS and satellite data, click through rate, customer categorization, and real estate prediction. She was a software engineer and researcher before joining Kaggle. She holds BS and MS degrees in Electrical Engineering from National Tsing Hua University and PhD in Biomedical Engineering from The University of Texas at Austin. Cool things of the week Google App Engine standard now supports Java 8 announcement How SREs find the landmines in a service - CRE life lessons blog post How HBO's Silicon Valley built “Not Hotdog” with mobile TensorFlow, Keras & React Native Hackernoon Interview Kaggle home page Kaggle Competitions list Kaggle Datasets list Tensorflow: An open-source software library for Machine Intelligence tensorflow.org Keras: The Python Deep Learning library keras.io Question of the week How do you do client side load balancing with gRPC and Kubernetes? Ray Tsang answers with a GitHub repo Where can you find us next? Francesc will be at GopherCon in Denver! Mark will be speaking at Google Cloud Summit, New York with Phoenix One Games in July.

If you have ever wanted to play with huge datasets - this is the episode for you! Partner Operations Manager Mike Hamberg and Program Manager Will Curran join your co-hosts Francesc and Mark to talk through all the public datasets that Google Cloud Platform hosts for you on BigQuery and Google Compute Storage. About Mike Hamberg Mike works on helping Google teams and partners take raw data from the web and make it look beautiful and usable in BigQuery (and other platforms like Merchant Center). About Will Curran Will is a program manager in Google Cloud, focused on Data and Analytics partners and passionate about improving access to the world's datasets. One of the programs he manages is the Cloud Public Datasets program. Cool things of the week Google Cloud Platform expands to Australia with new Sydney region - open now announcement locations Why We're Moving to Google Cloud Platform blog Story of a successful migration to Google Cloud Platform blog Interview Public Datasets site bigquery BigQuery site Google Cloud Storage site Reddit BigQuery subreddit TIL BigQuery site Have a public dataset you want to make public, email gcp-public-data@google.com Question of the week I need better visualisation into my billing and product usage - what can I do? Visualize GCP Billing using BigQuery and Data Studio blog dashboard demo Where can you find us next? Francesc be running a workshop at QCon New York on Go tooling based on this video, after that he'll be at GopherCon in Denver! Mark will be hosting the Playcrafting Playtest Night in San Francisco and speaking at Google Cloud Summit, New York with in July.

It's all about open source monitoring this week, as Prometheus Co-Founder Julius Volz, joins your co-hosts Francesc and Mark to talk all about Prometheus. Where it came from, why it was built and why you should use it. About Julius Volz Julius co-founded the Prometheus monitoring system and lead the project to success at SoundCloud and beyond. He now focuses on growing the Prometheus community and is the main organizer of PromCon, the first conference around Prometheus. In a previous life, Julius was a Site Reliability Engineer at Google. Cool things of the week New Singapore GCP region – open now blog locations Training an object detector using Cloud Machine Learning Engine blog Preparing a Container Engine Environment for Production solution Interview Prometheus homepage github Prometheus Overview youtube media Prometheus Query Language docs Grafana homepage docs Prometheus Client Libraries docs Installing Prometheus on Kubernetes helm operator Cortex, a Open source, horizontally scalable Prometheus as a service github Prometheus Federation docs Prometheus Conference, PromCon 2017 site Question of the week I didn't put enough log statements in my application, and now things are broken. Help!? Using Debug Logpoints docs youtube Where can you find us next? Francesc just released a new #justforfunc episode where he builds a Twitter bot that runs for free on GCP. He will be running a workshop at QCon New York on Go tooling based on this video, after that he'll be at GopherCon in Denver! Mark will be speaking at Google Cloud Summit, New York in July.