Can anyone please tell me how to use Google Cloud DLP API and can I track my local system using these Google Cloud API like track info which is flow from Facebook, Gmail, Skype etc.?
Do you mean you want to track data flowing between those systems? I'm not aware of a way to inject yourself between them.
If you want to track what is being sent out on your local network and are looking for design ideas - one such idea could be to use a local proxy that you have configured to send all traffic through something like https://cloud.google.com/dlp/docs/reference/rpc/google.privacy.dlp.v2#inspectcontentrequest so that you can send up alerts if there is anything surprising.
Gmail also has a version of Cloud DLP built in for gsuite customers to automatically monitor/prevent employees from sending email with specific finding types.
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I am new to Google Clout Iot core. I just tried the iot core, registered the device and published some data on a topic.
Now i am wondering is only Google functions are used to get/subscribe data from it? or can i also used the data published from a device directly into my applications e.g. node.js or python? like it is usually subscribed through a normal MQTT topic? I dont need a serverless architecture i want to use the data from google iot into my server and store/use it from there..
thanks a lot!
When a message arrives over MQTT or HTTP from a device over IoT Core, that message is published on a GCP Pub/Sub topic using the GCP Pub/Sub infrastructure. What this means is that you can develop a consuming application however you like as long as that application consumes the message from Pub/Sub.
The diagram shown here from the documentation is a good reference.
GCP exposes the API for Pub/Sub to be a subscriber. There are language bindings for a variety of languages.
Cloud Functions is typically seen as a serverless consumer of Pub/Sub messages as it scales to zero and can scale up if there is bursty load. However, there is nothing to prevent you from writing Compute Engine hosted applications or Container hosted applications which can act as subscribers.
References:
Cloud Pub/Sub documentation
Cloud Pub/Sub Client Libraries
I think your question is more on the architectural side of things. You can use IoT Core with something like Pub/Sub and write the data to Cloud Storage in order to later consume it with an application.
I would recommend you to check some of the diagrams from this page if you are interested in knowing which products you could use to best fit your needs.
I hope you find this useful!
Is there any API for Google Cloud - that allows you to create billing payment method to be created?
I can create a billing account for Google Cloud using an API https://cloud.google.com/billing/reference/rest/v1/billingAccounts, however I can't seem to find a way to add payment method to this billing account.
Did any one ran in this problem before?
Google Cloud Billing API is designed to help you manage billing accounts, and their linkage to projects. Google Cloud does not provide an API to add payment information, such as credit card numbers.
Google Cloud's Billing API is designed to comply with PCI Data Security Standards (DSS). According to PCI DSS,
The PCI DSS applies to all entities that store, process, and/or transmit cardholder data.
That means you. If you write an application that stores cardholder data and transmits it programmatically, then you, yourself, may require a PCI DSS assessment of your CDE (cardholder data environment). This is likely not what you intend.
The Stripe API for Payment Methods offers similar guidance:
When creating with a card number, you must meet the requirements for PCI compliance. We strongly recommend using Stripe.js instead of interacting with this API directly.
I'm new to the GCP and currently have a microservice architecture using GKE and gRPC. The microservices are publishing events to Google Cloud Pub/Sub. My Web-UI is
using Google Cloud Endpoints to send requests to the Microservices.
I want to have a lot of live/push updates on the website (such as live updating user statistics etc) and now wonder how this is done best. Is it a bad practice to let the Web-UI subscribe to a topic in Google Cloud Pub/Sub? Are there other technologies in the GCP that may be better for this case?
Cloud Pub/Sub is intended for `torrents` use cases, where you have a lot of data communicated between relatively few publishers/subscribers.
Firebase Cloud Messaging might better fit the particular `trickles` use case you describe, where you are sending smaller updates to many, possibly transient, subscribers.
Iam not able to see the service bus features like API,sequences and inbound end points etc...
may i know the reason why its happening like that?
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Thanks and regards
sai kumar
Only the required features to run analytics are installed on API manager analytics server.
If you want to use API, sequences and inbound endpoints you should use a wso2ei server.
I'd like to play with the specific Amazon API that would allow me to look at my own customer data -- e.g. order history. Can anyone tell me which of the numerous APIs I should research?
Check the Web Service API Reference page for more information.