Happy Friday! Here’s a handful of interesting blog posts, videos, and podcast episodes I consumed today that you should take a look at. Enjoy your weekend.
[blog] How The Home Depot gets a single pane of glass for metrics across 2,200 stores. Good story of how this major retailer reliably sends gobs of logs and metrics to our managed service.
[blog] EA Principles Series: Treat Data as an Enterprise Asset. The Chick-fil-A team continues their series of posts on enterprise architecture principles. I like this one which focuses on the strategic value of data and how to focus on the accessibility, security, and quality of that data.
[repo] MQTT <-> Cloud Pub/Sub connector. We open sourced this project that connects MQTT brokers—often used for messaging in IoT scenarios —to Google Cloud’s Pub/Sub messaging service.
[podcast] Security Architect View: Cloud Migration Successes, Failures and Lessons. I’m fortunate to be surrounded by smart colleagues that I learn from every day. Listen in on this podcast to hear smart insights on cloud security.
[youtube-video] Three ways to improve CI/CD in your serverless app. A pair of our talented dev advocates talked about CI/CD and show off real-world activities.
[blog] Google Cloud Landing Zone — Architecture Design. Every major cloud has the concept of a “landing zone” which represents the infrastructure and platform services configured for production-ready workloads. This post explains some of the Google Cloud approach.
[site] MusicLM: Generating Music From Text. Some wild new research from us that shows how to generate music from textual descriptions. Tons of samples on this page to play with.
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