
Google Compute Engine
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Content
- Intro
- Table of Contents
- Preface P. Preface
- Contents of This Book
- What Each Chapter Covers
- Conventions Used in This Book
- Using Code Examples
- Safari® Books Online
- How to Contact Us
- Acknowledgments
- Chapter 1. Getting Started
- Creating a Compute Engine Project
- Enabling Billing
- Adding Team Members
- Compute Engine Resources
- Manage Compute Engine Resources
- Summary
- Up Next
- Chapter 2. Instances
- Creating an Instance Using the Developers Console
- Accessing an Instance Using the Developers Console
- Deleting an Instance Using the Developers Console
- Creating an Instance Using gcloud
- Instance Attributes
- Accessing an Instance Using gcloud
- Deleting an Instance Using gcloud
- Creating an Instance Programmatically
- Creating an Instance Using a Service Account
- Selecting an Access Mode
- Cleaning Up
- Summary
- Up Next
- Chapter 3. Storage: Persistent Disk
- Compute Engine Storage Options at a Glance
- Persistent Disk
- Persistent Disk Performance
- Create a Persistent Disk Using Developers Console
- Create a Persistent Disk Using gcloud
- Attaching/Detaching a PD to/from a Running VM
- Create a Persistent Disk Programmatically
- Persistent Disk Snapshots
- Summary
- Up Next
- Chapter 4. Storage: Cloud Storage
- Understanding BLOB Storage
- Getting Started
- Introducing gsutil
- Using Cloud Storage from Your Code
- Configuring Access Control
- Understanding ACLs
- Using Default Object ACLs
- Understanding Object Immutability
- Understanding Strong Consistency
- Summary
- Up Next
- Chapter 5. Storage: Cloud SQL and Cloud Datastore
- Cloud SQL
- Getting Started
- Creating Databases and Tables
- Running SQL Queries
- Cloud Datastore
- Getting Started
- Creating and Viewing Entities via the Developers Console
- Creating and Retrieving Entities Programmatically from a VM
- Bring Your Own Database
- Summary
- Up Next
- Chapter 6. Networking
- A Short Networking Primer
- Network Addresses and Routing
- Transport Control Protocol (TCP)
- The Domain Name System (DNS)
- Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP)
- Load Balancing
- Firewalls
- Default Networking
- Configuring Firewall Rules
- Configuring Load Balancing
- Reserving External IP Addresses
- Configuring Networks
- Understanding Networking Costs
- Understanding Routing
- Selecting an Access Mode
- Summary
- Up Next
- Chapter 7. Advanced Topics
- Startup Scripts
- gcloud compute
- Literal-Value Approach
- Local-File Approach
- Cloud-Storage Approach
- Publicly Available Approach
- API Approach
- Custom Images
- Creating a Custom Image
- Using a Custom Image
- Metadata
- Metadata Server
- Metadata Entries
- Project Metadata
- Instance Metadata
- Data Formats
- Default Versus Custom
- Project-Level Custom Metadata
- Instance-Level Custom Metadata
- wait_for_change URL parameter
- Summary
- Up Next
- Chapter 8. A Complete Application
- Application Concept
- Requirements
- Application Information Flow
- Building Our App Step by Step
- Step 0: Create Your Development VM and Clone the Sample App
- Step 1: Create a Docker image for your app
- Step 2: Build the UI framework
- Step 3: Build the user interface
- Step 4: Implement the master
- Step 5: Implement the slave
- Step 6: Add our visualization
- Step 7: Deploy a cluster into production
- Conclusion
- Index
- About the Author(s)
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