We are joined here by Niels Provos, who is hot off the stage from the keynote this morning. MARK: Very nice. Do you want to give us, like, a really quick, 30-second synopsis of what you just presented on stage? FRANCESC: So these were things that people said that they would hug, and it was really important to get things that were organic and inorganic. You should touch--, JULIA: Thank you. That was, like, awesome in the true sense of the word. JULIA: Something like that. Yeah. MARK: JULIA: Security policies and defense against web and DDoS attacks. That's a game-changer in my eyes. Dataflow team. Yeah. Oh, nice. Hadoop was developed based on Google's The Google File System paper and the MapReduce paper. All right? Block storage for virtual machine instances running on Google Cloud. For example, storage encryption happens by default. Data Flow. In 2004 Google released the famous MapReduce paper, describing how you can do distributed computation using functional programming operations. We run an incubator group, where we look at emerging technologies and figure out what they're gonna mean for our business. So shall we get started with the interviews from our speakers? map/reduce are functions in the __builtin__ python module. And then, it vanished, and then mysteriously reappeared, which, you know--I have trouble when that's 20 bucks out of my wallet, let alone several trillion dollars. Probably until the next GCPNext. And so I believe you're here at GCPNext. FRANCESC: But that's the next wave. Object storage that’s secure, durable, and scalable. Tools for automating and maintaining system configurations. Yeah. In the nineteenth episode of this podcast, your hosts Clouds, dandelions, and pillows. FRANCESC: Map. So inside Google, after that mapreduce paper was published, we continued innovating. FRANCESC: You have to use the URL fetch library. Praveen) MapReduce is supposed to be for batch processing and not for online transactions. We built--we built App--was essentially a month with a team of about six people. Deployment and development management for APIs on Google Cloud. Very, very cool. JAMES: And then, Google Cloud Data Flow, which is our basically next generation way for writing programs. The MapReduce paper followed in 2004 - outlining a distributed computing and analysis model for processing massive data sets with a parallel, distributed algorithm on a cluster. Congratulations on that. Well, if people want to get in contact with us, where can they go, Francesc? And so this--you know, there are still arguments happening today, six years later, about what actually happened. FRANCESC: times the row key appears in the text file. FRANCES: Dedicated hardware for compliance, licensing, and management. FRANCESC: Deployment option for managing APIs on-premises or in the cloud. Main content, we're gonna be doing interviews with speakers. MARK: FRANCESC: ROMIN: Tool to move workloads and existing applications to GKE. Coming from a responsible--for the security for Google Cloud Platform--sounds pretty normal. This example uses Hadoop to perform a simple MapReduce job that MIKE: And the challenge is most of these enterprises are just figuring out what cloud is. And see you later. Google Cloud audit, platform, and application logs management. And that--I'm looking forward to that. So if you're interested in the keynotes, if you're interested in the presentations--I might be in one of them. Conference: 2019 10th International Conference on Computing, Communication and Networking Technologies (ICCCNT) Tools and partners for running Windows workloads. Like, it's not like you're gonna be doing that much stuff. If you've got a different distributive processing back end that you're a fan of, you can run Beam Pythons on that. So--. Virtual network for Google Cloud resources and cloud-based services. We had a lot of new ideas that we kept doing, but it was this really homogenous environment, right? Build on the same infrastructure Google uses, Tap into our global ecosystem of cloud experts, Read the latest stories and product updates, Join events and learn more about Google Cloud. Block storage that is locally attached for high-performance needs. So news and human rights organization, election monitoring sites, which, you know, seems like a timely topic. MIKE: You can run as many Go routines as you need. NEIL: speakers at GCP Next 2016 from the conference floor. Appreciate it. We challenge conventions and reimagine technology so that everyone can benefit. Yeah. Platform for defending against threats to your Google Cloud assets. It's very disparate. We hit peak of about--reads 38 gigs a second, writes about 22 gigs a second going through So it's pretty smoking. MIKE: FRANCESC: But what was your favorite announcement, other than machine learning, of course? FRANCESC: Yeah. MIKE: For Google App Engine, we give you our cloud security scanner to find vulnerabilities, such as XXS or mixed content, mixed pinning. Bigtable, Cloud Dataflow and BigQuery enable this process. Right, right. In-memory database for managed Redis and Memcached. Don't hug that." FRANCESC: MARK: NoSQL database for storing and syncing data in real time. FRANCES: Very good. We have five interviews with a bunch of speakers. What about competency stuff on Go? Sort of a foot-in-the-door type of situation. Data integration for building and managing data pipelines. MARK: So we are on Twitter We're pretty active on Twitter. Yeah. MARK: HDFS was similar to the Google File System and they even called the data processing layer MapReduce, just like Google did. TODD: So if you're listening to the podcast and at that event, please, swing by and say hello. FRANCESC: Thank you. FRANCESC: And then, you can focus on building apps and doing the machine learning and getting insights and stuff like that. Start building right away on our secure, intelligent platform. It was 43 interviews. Compliance and security controls for sensitive workloads. java/dataproc-wordcount. So instead of--I'm looking at your mixer, and there's, like, only a few knobs on that, and an open source product usually has a couple hundred knobs apiece, and Cloud Data Product is designed to help people take advantage of that stuff without having to be an expert and buy a ton of books and know exactly which memory settings to do and all that fun stuff. NEIL: We were. FRANCES: The key differences between BigQuery and MapReduce are - Dremel is designed as … Not because there's no service, but because you don't really care about them anymore. Services for building and modernizing your data lake. JAMES: I don't believe it's been done before. ROMIN: text file. MARK: Jimmy Lin and Chris Dyer (April 2010)Data-Intensive Text Processing with MapReduce. MARK: There's also so limitations in which--which is pretty similar again, in terms of, like, if you want to make HTTP requests. We are also--we have a web page. Data analytics tools for collecting, analyzing, and activating BI. It was pretty crazy. You cannot write to the file system directly, and you cannot have binary libraries, basically. Tracing system collecting latency data from applications. We're very happy about that. AI with job search and talent acquisition capabilities. Start looking to go further down that abstraction pathway to go to Manage VMs. t here's a specific topic that we get a question quite often, which is DDOS. you will be one of them. What about you, Neil? MARK: Content delivery network for delivering web and video. Certifications for running SAP applications and SAP HANA. That's great. MARK: You know? MARK: Reduce cost, increase operational agility, and capture new market opportunities. So we're here with Mike Kavis. JAMES: MIKE: FRANCESC: MARK: yeah. The MapReduce framework is composed of three major phases: map, shuffle and sort, and reduce. Do you want to give us a little, brief overview of what it is you're talking about? FRANCESC: NEIL: Hadoop got its own distributed file system called HDFS, and adopted MapReduce for distributed computing. Nothing serious. When you say, "Move them up the stack," could you tell everybody more about that? Proactively plan and prioritize workloads. Eric Smith--that was a great talk. FRANCESC: And I think I'm not forgetting any. Have you used it? So during the talk, I essentially said, "You know, trust and transparency is very important to us. Platform for discovering, publishing, and connecting services. But I know the keynotes were pretty amazing. I agree. One was yours. A year after Google published a white paper describing the MapReduce framework, Doug Cutting and Mike Cafarella created Apache Hadoop. Right? You can--you can go and create the--. If you, let's say, enable a GPS load balancing, that gets served via an infrastructure that has DDOS protection builder. FRANCES: FRANCESC: Sounds like a good idea. FRANCESC: FRANCESC: Me too. MIKE: IDE support to write, run, and debug Kubernetes applications. That is very interesting. Francesc and Well, thank you so much for taking the time to talk to us today. Paper 143. I think you might see that picture show up in a few places once I integrate it with a few more of our services. Cheers. Yeah. Hi, Mike. Yeah. I will write Java for it. Yeah. Web-based interface for managing and monitoring cloud apps. Bye. Connectivity options for VPN, peering, and enterprise needs. FRANCESC: Important thing is that all the Go routines will be stopped when the HTTP handler finishes. Data import service for scheduling and moving data into BigQuery. Yeah. So I know is that as of this podcast recording, I will be at Strata. Julia Ferraioli is a Developer Advocate You're talking about the entire U.S. market has to be analyzed in four hours on a daily basis, and so it's not--it's not insignificant. Tools and services for transferring your data to Google Cloud. FRANCESC: And what is the URL to access that? Within Google, we just have a few file formats, a few language, and some very standardized tooling. Encrypt, store, manage, and audit infrastructure and application-level secrets. Awesome. JULIA: MARK: You know, sometimes, they're labeled IOT. I mean, Google has been pushing to, you know, encrypt all of our traffic. And you work for Cloud Technology Partners? MARK: Thank you very much for joining us. FRANCESC: Data storage, AI, and analytics solutions for government agencies. FRANCESC: We processed 25 billion fix messages in about 50 minutes, end-to-end. They’re local. In the not-hug category, we got things like sharks' teeth, broken glass, puffer fish. So when you run on our platform, you essentially benefit from our serving infrastructure--the network. Very cool. Back in 2004, network speeds were originally pretty slow, and that’s why data was kept as close as possible to the processor. But I think those might be my other favorite of Next. MARK: MIKE: Dataproc is a fast, easy-to-use, fully managed cloud service for running Apache Spark and Apache Hadoop clusters in a simpler, more cost-efficient way Right. In Google's MapReduce paper, they have a backup task, I think it's the same thing with speculative task in Hadoop. Sect. Even then, you could do it with Manage VMs. ROMIN: Yeah, yeah. Yeah. JAMES: I'm very well. FRANCESC: Hadoop is an open source Java implementation of MapReduce. Migrate quickly with solutions for SAP, VMware, Windows, Oracle, and other workloads. Very interesting. So many things. Cloud Data product is--it's built around a different set of open source tools. FRANCESC: James Malone is a Product Manager and an we dive into the proposed system architecture and show how products like Cloud JAMES: So--. The MapReduce job uses Cloud Bigtable to store the results of the map operation. Kubernetes-native resources for declaring CI/CD pipelines. So yeah. FRANCESC: You know, un-phishable user identities with, you know, hardware second factor, and then gave some examples of how customers can leverage that on top of Google Cloud Platform. Teaching tools to provide more engaging learning experiences. JAMES: So you start talking about serverless stuff--the eyes just kind of glaze over, and it--sometimes, it takes them stumbling and fumbling on the cloud for a couple years until they get it and start moving up the value chain and taking those high level services. Cloud-native relational database with unlimited scale and 99.999% availability. Reference templates for Deployment Manager and Terraform. So I believe--well, one of the problems you were looking at solving was something to do with hugs. So we really went deep on the right way to do data processing, but we were able to go very deep because we were very homogenous, whereas externally, the ecosystem looks very different. So you still have the--that scalability and the close-to-zero management, but you're--but you're now using C or the file system or whatever you need, and otherwise, yeah. That was actually lots of fun. So you can definitely check that out. So you'll be able to actually not only follow the market, but actually understand what goes on? Yep. And they actually sound great. FRANCESC: Thank you very much for joining me today and joining me for GCPNext. MARK: MIKE: FRANCESC: Following on from the recent post GCP Templates for C4 Diagrams using PlantUML, cloud architects are often challenged with producing diagrams for architectures spanning multiple cloud providers, particularly as you elevate to enterprise level diagrams.. Their talk covers how FIS & Google are working to build a next-generation stock Yeah. FRANCESC: I understand completely. Build smart applications with your new superpower: cloud machine learning. Command-line tools and libraries for Google Cloud. Google has, you know, spent many, many years creating a very, very secure platform, and so for GCP, customers are wondering, you know, "What does that mean for us?" No. GCPPodcast.com. Yeah. Yep. MARK: See you. Real-time insights from unstructured medical text. So what we did was I actually sent out a survey to my team, asking them to tell them--tell me what are examples of things that they would or wouldn't hug. It happens already with App Engine. Secure video meetings and modern collaboration for teams. Right? FRANCESC: Yeah. It's not like we've got a team of thousands of developers out there. learn some basic technologies of the modern Big Data landscape, namely: HDFS, MapReduce and Spark; be guided both … Coursera has an inbuilt peer review system. Once you get them there, then you start helping them re-architect, or build that new network stack. App migration to the cloud for low-cost refresh cycles. JULIA: But it'd be kind of cool if some of that stuff was available for wider use. Like, you're getting that automatically, which is really cool. FRANCESC: FRANCESC: FRANCESC: What do you think of BigTable? It's pretty cool. They're a Boston-based firm that helps companies get to the cloud, whether they're migrating apps or building anew. File storage that is highly scalable and secure. What is your question? I had not--I had not expected that, to be honest. Don't worry about that. NEIL: Computing, data management, and analytics tools for financial services. That--you know, maybe--somebody said, "E--too many hugs," as an error. Yeah. FRANCESC: A little over a year later, Apache Hadoop was created. human rights, and election monitoring sites for free. Glad that I'm done, you know, with my obligations for the day. Automated tools and prescriptive guidance for moving to the cloud. Limited edition. So hi, Roman. So I'm curious. Today, it's the GCPNext episode. MIKE: Yeah. David Zuckerman Head of Developer Experience Thank you so much for coming and talking to us. We provide software for everything from online banking to ATMs through to asset management, risk surveillance for the big banks. That is--that is actually a little bit what [inaudible] was mentioning during the keynote about the server list architecture. We had all our gear there, and yeah. This section describes each phase in detail. FRANCESC: Wonderful. So this next system, the goal is to be able to do that. TODD: JULIA: FRANCESC: Yeah We were very--we're very, very good at being surprised. Thank you. That is good. I think this might be new. Each row contains a cf:count column, which contains the number of And yeah, we've actually been receiving more e-mails recently. Hi, and welcome to episode number 19 of the weekly Google Cloud Platform Podcast. Yeah. JAMES: You can launch an EMR cluster in minutes for big data processing, machine learning, and real-time stream processing with the Apache Hadoop ecosystem. Tools for monitoring, controlling, and optimizing your costs. FRANCESC: Intelligent behavior detection to protect APIs. MIKE: MARK: MARK: Data transfers from online and on-premises sources to Cloud Storage. Sensitive data inspection, classification, and redaction platform. It's gonna be fun. FRANCESC: MARK: That sounds good. MIKE: Let me explain to you how we have built Google's infrastructure to be secure, and then relate to you what that means, you know, as a customer for running on top of GCP. So that you get, like, a nice spectrum. MARK: MARK: Every week, we go through a “Cool Thing” - it could be a great project running on Google Cloud Platform, a fantastic tip or trick on Google Cloud Platform, an Open Source project or really just about anything we think is new and innovative. Package manager for build artifacts and dependencies. And so far, the only language that they support is Java, so I actually write. Serverless, minimal downtime migrations to Cloud SQL. Okay. Encrypt data in use with Confidential VMs. market reconstruction system that aims to bring transparency to the US But I think the realization comes--is you've got to get people on a platform first. So I'm assuming you also work with BigTable a little bit? FRANCESC: Can you tell us a little bit how you use the cloud? 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