Google Cloud Platform: Managed VMs unification
summary
Managed VMs on Google Cloud Platform provide a unified, fully managed environment for running Docker-based applications written in Java (with Java 8, Servlet 3.1, WebSockets), Node.js, Dart and other languages. The talk covers the Cloud SDK and tooling (Gradle, Maven, Jenkins pipelines, optimized annotation processing) that let developers build, test locally and deploy unchanged container images to Google Cloud while sharing common APIs and services across languages.
AI-written summary · about
chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:44Platform goals
- 10:04Compute Engine features
- 19:33Security and networking
- 24:11Docker importance
- 25:55App Engine limits
- 33:20Managed VM overview
- 39:19Managed VM demo Node.js
- 48:25Managed VM demo Java
- 50:39Conclusion
related talks
41mBoost your App Engine app using Managed VMs technology
57mDebugging Java in Production on Google Cloud Platform
46mCloud Platform for DevOps Professionals
25mAn Introduction To Google Cloud Platform
50mRedefining PaaS: Managed Container-Based Microservices on Google App Engine
30mCI/CD for Hybrid and Multi-Cloud Customers
30mRunning Cloud Native App Development with Kubernetes Containers
58mTake your ASP.NET apps to the next level with Google Cloud Platform
