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Storage, Kubernetes, Compute Engine, IAM, Network, Logging &…
Storage
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Non-relational
Datastore
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Flat, schemaless data model
Firestore
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Native Mode: interact with datastore directly from frontend. Datastore Mode: Need to work in backend sevrer.
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BigTable
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Used in Google Maps, Search and GMAIL
Use cases: IOT, Fraud detection, finantial data, time-series data
MemoryStore
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Memcached
Simple, fast, and lightweight key-value store.
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Relational
Cloud SQL
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Auth Proxy: used to establish a secure, encrypted connection to Cloud SQL instances without requiring you to manage SSL/TLS certificates yourself.
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Kubernetes
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StatefulSet: a set of pods with unique, persistent identities and hostnames.
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Compute Engine
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Disk
Persistent disk
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Encryption: GMEK, CMEK, CSEK
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Network
Load balancer
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Featues
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Pass-through
for distributing TCP/UDP traffic across backend instances while preserving client IPs and maintaining end-to-end encryption
IP address of the Google Front End (GFE) that connected to the backend: 130.211.0.0/22 and 35.191.0.0/16 ranges.
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Observability
Monitoring
Cloud Monitoring
to gain insights into the performance, availability, and health of your applications and infrastructure, both in GCP, other cloud or on-prem.
Cloud Trace
Latency management for workloads, primarily used for microservices to identify service latency.
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Service Monitoring
If we want to manage our services like how google manages its own services. Used for microservices to define SLO.
Logging
Cloud Logging
End to end log management for All logs (User logs, platform logs, audit logs, application logs)
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