Website hosting on Google Cloud
Employ this architecture diagram example to visualize and tailor your website hosting solutions on Google Cloud.
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about this example
Google Cloud's fully integrated services offer scalable solutions for website hosting. Here’s a detailed breakdown:
- Content Delivery: Maps how static content is served through Cloud CDN and dynamic content via App Engine and Cloud Storage.
- Data and Task Management: Connects Memcache and Datastore for dynamic content handling and task queue management.
- Log Processing: Outlines the log flow from Pub/Sub to Dataflow, then to Cloud Storage and BigQuery for analytics.
- Monitoring: Integrates Cloud Logging and Cloud Monitoring for real-time visibility and performance tracking.
When to use
- Scalable Web Applications: When architecting scalable web applications that require dynamic content delivery and efficient log processing.
- Performance Optimization: For software engineers looking to optimize website performance with Google Cloud's monitoring tools.
- Cloud Architecture Education: As a reference for software engineers learning to design and implement cloud architectures for web hosting.
How to use
- Start editing: Duplicate the example file and double-click on the diagram.
- Customize diagram: Add/modify nodes, groups, and relationships using a diagram-as-code syntax, tailoring it to the specific requirements of your website hosting needs.
- Customize layout: Drag elements on the diagram directly on the canvas to adjust the layout to your preference.
- Collect feedback: Share the file with collaborators and encourage them to provide input using the comments feature for iterative improvements.
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