To deploy Redis with unique persistent identities and stable hostnames on Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE), you would typically use a YAML configuration file to define the deployment object.
In the YAML configuration file, you can specify the desired characteristics of your Redis deployment, including the persistent identities and stable hostnames. The deployment object is used to manage the lifecycle of the Redis pods and ensure their availability and scalability.
If you are designing an application that needs to send messages using the MQTT (Message Queuing Telemetry Transport) protocol, a suitable service to consider is Google Cloud Pub/Sub.
To host a mobile application that uses TensorFlow Lite models, two services you should consider are Firebase and ML Kit.
BigQuery provides two payment options: on-demand (you pay for the number of bytes processed by each query) and flat-rate (you purchase slots – dedicated processing capacity). Running in Interactive mode with on-demand pricing is the best option if the exploratory questions are one-off.
Unless you provide the key, Google cannot access your protected data. Google does not store your keys on its systems. Additionally, this implies that if you need to remember or misplace your key, neither Google nor any encrypted data can be recovered.
To support load balancing and autoscaling for managed instance groups in Compute Engine, you need to enable health checks. Health checks play a crucial role in determining the availability and health of instances within a managed instance group.
