Where Should I Run My Code? Serverless, Containers, VMs and More (Cloud Next '18)

There are many different ways to think about running code these days. And the tradeoffs are different when you're working with existing systems as opposed to designing an entirely new system. Google Cloud Platform (GCP) offers solid support for the full spectrum of compute models whether you are using managed GCP offerings or open source technologies such as Kubernetes, Istio and more. Come learn how to navigate the tradeoffs and decide which models are the best fit for your systems as well as how the models map to Google Cloud services - whether Compute Engine, Container Engine, App Engine and/or Cloud Functions.
Event schedule → g.co/next18
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re_ty: Publish; product: Cloud - General; fullname: Brian Dorsey; event: Google Cloud Next 2018;

[@b5a5m5]

The issue he had at 29:45 is because he split traffic by IP address meaning gcp cached which version of the app that the user is using by IP address. If he was able to change IP address on each refresh it would alternate like he stated. GCP can also cache the version using a cookie as well which works well for when the user changes ip addresses (wifi to 4g network, etc.) There's also the random option which is no caching which is what he should have set for his demonstration.

[@timsergus3019]

I've watched Brian's Next updates for a few years now. It's where I start after every Next videos are posted. I have found when I start here, I can then build on this into the other many areas of Google Cloud. Thanks Brian, great job!

[@lundylunds]

Brian, you are a great speaker!

[@mindseye123]

Brian is the best!

[@javageek123]

Listened to multiple GCP talks. Hands down, this is the Best. How do i find more from Brian ?

[@tomhollins9266]

This was excellent. VERY CLEAR. It is what I need to (as Bruce Eckel would say) Think in GCP.

[@RanShilonigoogle]

Great talk, super informative with a good balance between using relevant information but not going too deep.

[@kalidsherefuddin]

Please help me

[@BijuJoseph1]

Great presentation. Thank you.

[@MrFrimko]

so.. where i should run it?

[@skate3sets]

A+

[@californiaesnuestra]

Great speaker great talk