IoT at Google Cloud
summary
Google announces Cloud IoT Core (private beta): a device registry and manager with MQTT broker that routes device messages into Pub/Sub, uses JWTs with RSA256 or EC keys, and supports credential rotation (up to three keys with expirations) and hardware-backed private keys. Streaming pipelines run with Apache Beam and the managed runner Cloud Dataflow to handle event-time windows, watermarks and late data. Machine learning uses TensorFlow and Google’s custom TPU used in AlphaGo hardware for accelerated training; demos run on ESP8266/ESP32 and Android Things.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction to IoT at Google
- 3:12Google’s infrastructure for IoT
- 8:09Cloud IoT Core overview
- 14:15Stream processing with Dataflow
- 23:12Machine learning for IoT
- 31:01Open source and hardware
- 39:04Q&A and resources
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