Intro to the Google Cloud for Developers
Here’s the deck from my talk at #Techorama – enjoy.
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First Look – Windows Virtual Machine on the Google Cloud
Yes, you read this right. Google announced last week at their cloud event, that their IaaS service – Google Compute Engine would begin to offer ‘premium operating systems’ – including Windows. After getting approval from Google to join their limited preview, I tried this functionality out and here’s the results…
Intro to Go language and Google App Engine
I attended a Go Language bootcamp this weekend and wanted to continue my learning by working with Go and the Google Cloud. To that end I made a short screencast of how to setup the Go Language, my preferred Go IDE (Sublime) and a local Google App Engine development environment (as well as how to […]
Using the Google Cloud for Developers – Part 6 – Learning More and Next Steps
In this screencast I share some tips, best practices and focus areas to help you move from evaluation to proof-of-concept to production with the Google Cloud. I also ‘tour’ you through my most valuable resources.
Using the Google Cloud for Developers – Part 5 – Programming the Cloud APIs with Java
In this screencast, I show how to set up your development environment for programming with Java for the Google Cloud. In addition, I review sample code for three services – GAE, GCE and Big Query. Also, I show tools that I use, such as the OAuth 2.0 API Playground, to help me get up and […]
Using the Google Cloud for Developers – Part 4 – Command Line Tools
As with using any vendor’s cloud, using not only their web console to manage services, but also their command-line tools, is vital to being productive. To that end, I made a screencast showing how to set up and to use the command line tools that are part of the Google Cloud SDK, such as gcloud, […]
Using the Google Cloud for Developers – Part 3 – Pricing
In this screencast, I take you through understanding how much the various services available via the Google cloud currently cost. It’s always tricky to navigate the vendor price offerings. I include information about understanding quotas and the free tier that is available for some services, as well as show you a third party pricing calculator […]
Using the Google Cloud for Developers – Part 2 – web consoles
Happy New Year! Today I posted my 2nd screencast in my new series ‘Using the Google Cloud for Developers’. Today’s topic is using the Google web consoles to quickly spin up, test out, manage and monitor their cloud services. Demos include working with Google Compute Engine (VMs or IaaS), Google App Engine (managed services or […]
New Screencast series – Using the Google Cloud for Developers
I have updated (and expanded) the screencast series I did this time last year for Pluralsight on ‘Using the Google Cloud for Developers’ to include new services and service updates that Google has released over this past year. I’ll be releasing my updated content on YouTube, Slideshare and Github (so for FREE!). Here is the […]
Quick Look – Google Compute Engine
Here’s a quick look at Google Compute Engine. What’s GCE? It’s Google’s cloud-based VMs (their version of AWS EC2 instances). This service is still in limited preview, but you can request access. What’s most interesting about this service is that it’s running on Google’s infrastructure and Google is making some bold statements about GCE performance. […]
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