AMRIT SANJEEV: Hello, I'm Amrit
Sanjeev for The Developer Show.
This is your update on
the coolest developer news
from Google in the last week.
DevFest 2018 is the largest
annual community event
series for the Google
Developer Groups program
and will run from
August to November.
Head over to the post
linked in the description
below for more information
or to find an event near you.
The Google AI
Quantum Team recently
announced the public
alpha of Cirq,
an open-source framework
for Noisy Intermediate-Scale
Quantum, or NISQ, computers.
Cirq is focused on
near-term questions
and helping you understand
whether NISQ quantum computers
are capable of solving
computational problems
of practical importance.
It's licensed into
Apache 2 and is
free to be modified or
embedded in any commercial or
open-source package.
You can find the GitHub
link on the post.
Production-ready
commercial Kubernetes apps
are now available right
from our marketplace,
bringing you simplified
deployment, billing,
and third-party licensing.
Now you can find the solution
you need in Google Cloud
Platform marketplace
and deploy quickly
on Kubernetes clusters
running on Google Cloud
Platform, Kubernetes
Engine, on prem, or even
other public clouds.
Link to the marketplace
and apps are on the post.
You can now import
and export data
easily in Cloud Spanner console.
This includes exporting
any Cloud Spanner database
into a Google Cloud
Storage packet
and importing files
from a GCS bucket
into a new Cloud
Spanner database.
For more details and
links to the docs,
head over to the post.
Google Compute Engine Ultramem
memory-optimized machine types
are now generally available.
This means you can now provision
Ultramem VMs with up to 160
VCPUs and nearly 4TB of memory.
That's the most VCPUs you
can provision on-demand
in any public cloud.
To get started, head
over to the post.
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I'm Amrit Sanjeev for
The Developer Show.
Thanks for watching.
And we'll see you next week.
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