What's New in Cloud Compute (Recap Cloud Next 2019)

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What’s new in Cloud What’s new in Cloud Compute (Recap) Compute (Recap) Google Cloud Next 2019 @ San Francisco Google Cloud Next 2019 @ San Francisco

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Self Introduction Self Introduction using Go at current work, javascript at previous job used Python/wxPython before Some Ruby (at work), Crystal, C/C++ Using Go and Kubernetes (GKE) at Work Went to Cloud Next 2019 @San Francisco last week Neither native in English or Japanese https://github.com/S-YOU

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Full stack serverless on Google Cloud Full stack serverless on Google Cloud App Engine Cloud Functions

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App Engine Standard Recap App Engine Standard Recap Web App Node, Python, Java, Go, Ruby, PHP, .NET App versioning, traﬀic splitting, https, custom domains, firewall, logging, monitoring, alerting

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Whats New in App Engine Whats New in App Engine Runtimes PHP 7.2 GA GO 1.11 GA Node.js 10 GA Java 11 Alpha Ruby 2.5 Alpha

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Cloud Functions Recap Cloud Functions Recap Event-driven serverless compute platform

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Cloud Services <-> Cloud Functions -> Other APIs

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Whats new in Cloud Functions Whats new in Cloud Functions

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Runtimes Python 3.7 Node 8, Node 10 (beta) Go 1.11 Go 1.12 (alpha) Java 8 (alpha)

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Max instances sets an upper bound to number of instances of a single cloud function will be in queue if more instances needed

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Per-Function Identity (IAM) can attach service account per cloud function gcloud beta functions deploy ... --service-account ...

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New Regions 1. US Central, 2. US East, 3. Belgium, 4. Tokyo (Existing) 5. London (eu-west2), Hong Kong (asia-east2) - NEW!

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New Services New Services

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Cloud Tasks Cloud Tasks Async task execution Retry Policy, Retry Limit Dynamic Scheduling Dynamic HTTP targets Native GCP Auth (IAM) on HTTP

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Cloud Scheduler Cloud Scheduler Fully managed Cron job service Repeating Executions Configurable Retry Direct HTTP targets Native GCP Auth (IAM) on HTTP

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HTTP Auth (IAM) HTTP Auth (IAM) OIDC JWT also available on Pub/Sub

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Cloud Run Cloud Run

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Recap on Serverless and Container Recap on Serverless and Container Serverless Source-driven No-ops Pay for usage Containers Container-driven some (lots of) ops Pay for instances

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Cloud Run = Serverless Cloud Run = Serverless Containers Containers

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just deploy, stateless container, any language, any library, urls in seconds

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natively serverless, focus on writing code, scale up fast, scale down to zero, pay for exact usage

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fully managed or in your GKE cluster, consistent API & tooling, portable with Knative without vendor lock-in