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I’ve been tinkering with ways to “unit-test” my assumptions when using cloud platforms.
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Google has published two, very good blog posts on cost management: How to identify and reduce costs of your Google Cloud observability in Cloud Monitoring Cloud Logging pricing for Cloud Admins: How to approach it & save cost This post is about my applica…
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The majority of Ackal’s components are deployed to Google Cloud.
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I’m building a Google Sheet that interacts with Google Cloud Storage (GCS) objects using Apps Script.
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Google publishes interface definitions of Google APIs (services) that support REST and gRPC in a repo called Google APIs.
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Ackal uses a Kubernetes Operator to orchestrate the lifecycle of its health checks.
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NOTE cert-manager is a better solution to what follows.
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I’m using Google Managed Service for Prometheus (GMP) and liking it.
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As I contemplate moving my “thing” into production, I’m anticipating aspects of the application that need maintenance and how this can be automated.
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I’d not used Google’s Domain-wide Delegation from Golang and struggled to find example code.
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[Tailscale] is really good.
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While testing Firestore export and import yesterday and checking the IAM permissions on a Cloud Storage Bucket, I noticed some Member (member) values (I think Google refers to these as Principals) were logical but unfamiliar to me: deleted:serviceAccount:…
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I’m using Firestore to maintain state in my “thing”.
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It’s been a while!
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NOTE cert-manager is a better solution to what follows.
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I’ve begun exploring Vultr after the company announced a managed Kubernetes offering Vultr Kubernetes Engine (VKE).
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I was introduced to HackMD while working on an open-source project.
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I’ve been on a roll building utilities this week.
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Table of Contents Artifacts Pushover Caveat Cloud Monitoring Webhook Cloud Functions Cloud Run Artifacts GitHub: go-gcp-pushover-notificationchannel Image: ghcr.io/dazwilkin/go-gcp-pushover-notificationchannel:220515 Pushover Logging in to your Pushover a…
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I have several Cloud Run services that I want to map to a domain.
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For my “thing”, I use Firestore to persist state.
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I’ve a day to catch up on blogging.
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Last year, I wrote about using Automatic Certs w/ Golang gRPC service on Compute Engine.
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Some time ago, I wrote about using Prometheus Service Discovery w/ Consul for Cloud Run and also Scraping metrics exposed by Google Cloud Run services that require authentication.
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I needed to deploy a healthcheck-enabled gRPC TLS-enabled service.
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I’m using Firebase Authentication in a project to authenticate users of various OAuth2 identity systems.
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If you use jq, you’ll know that, its documentation uses examples that you can try locally or using the excellent jqplay: printf "[1,2,3]" | jq .[1:] [ 2, 3 ] And here If you use Google Cloud Platform (GCP) CLI, gcloud, this powerful tool includes JSON
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UPDATE There’s an issue with my naive implementation of RenderValuesHook as described in this post.
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I’ve been on a digression (gcp-oidc-token-proxy) this week.
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I’ve read about Podman and been intrigued by it but never taken the time to install it and play around.
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I’ve written a solution (gcp-oidc-token-proxy) that can be used in conjunction with Prometheus OAuth2 to authenticate requests so that Prometheus can scrape metrics exposed by e.g.
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I’ve multiple components in an app and these are deployed across multiple Google Cloud Platform (GCP) services: Kubernetes Engine, Cloud Functions, Cloud Run, etc.
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This is very useful: I am building an application that comprises multiple repos.
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TL;DR I’m working on a project that includes multiple Cloud Run services.
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Problem I’m building an application that comprises: Kubernetes¹ Kubernetes Operator Cloud Firestore Cloud Functions Cloud Run Cloud Endpoints Stripe Firebase Authentication ¹ - I’m using Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) but may include other managed Kuberne…
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I’ve written before about a project in which I’m using Firebase Authentication in combination with Google Cloud Endpoints and a gRPC service running on Cloud Run: Firebase Authentication, Cloud Endpoints and gRPC (1of2) Firebase Authentication, Cloud Endp…
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For… reasons, I wanted to pre-filter gRPC requests to check for authorization.
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It’s been almost a month since my last post.
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Earlier this week, I wrote about using Firebase Authentcation, Cloud Endpoints and gRPC (1of2).
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I’m building a service that requires user authentication.
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See: Multiplexing gRPC and HTTP endpoints with Cloud Run gRPC, Cloud Run & Endpoints ESPv2: Configure Cloud Endpoints to proxy traffic to a Cloud Run multiplexed (gRPC|HTTP) service Challenges: Cloud Run permits single port Cloud Run services publishing e…
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Julia’s post Blog about what you’ve struggled with resonates because I’ve been struggling with Golang structs in a project.
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I’ve written a basic discoverer of Google Cloud Run services.
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Google Cloud Run is useful but, each service is limited to exposing a single port.
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I’m using Google’s Golang SDK for Firestore.
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I’m working on a project that will programmatically create Google Cloud Run services and I want to be able to dynamically discover these services using Prometheus.
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I spent some time over the weekend understanding Fly.io.
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I was pleased to discover that Google provides a non-Node.JS mechanism to subscribe to and act upon Firestore triggers, Google Cloud Firestore Triggers.
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This works great but it wasn’t clearly documented for non-Firebase users.
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Phew!