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Goodbye Google Cloud, Hello Digital Ocean

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Re: Goodbye Google Cloud, Hello Digital Ocean

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Huh. I have zero experience with using cloud services, but I'm a bit surprised by the complexity of both of those UIs. I always assumed it was way simpler than that. Like, I thought it was as simple as using a command-line tool, like "docker run " but "cloud run.." As there any cloud services like that? Where you just specify your environment and CPU features you need etc from a single console command?

You could spin up a server with just one AWS CLI command (and most likely google console, but I have no experience with it). As you said, just specify the server spec in the command option. Though, AWS CLI is very verbose with their commands, imo. Anything more complex, such as weaving several server under one VPC with a load balancer and routing configuration, I'd recommend checking out terraform. It also supports m…

There's also an Azure CLI. You can spin up a Docker Container in one line:

az container create --name mycontainer --image microsoft/aci-helloworld --resource-group myResourceGroup --ip-address public --ports 80

Re: Goodbye Google Cloud, Hello Digital Ocean

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not really. BigQuery is for all intents and purposes an instance of Dremel running for cloud users. And GKE is effectively a clone of borg, rather than an instance of it- which is great. It sounds like what you want is a job at Google...

Oh really. Then please add some vectors to BigQuery and run the query on it.

I'm sorry, I don't know what you mean, by vector? Do you meant a repeated proto field (which models a vector)?

Re: Goodbye Google Cloud, Hello Digital Ocean

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Oh really. Then please add some vectors to BigQuery and run the query on it.

I'm sorry, I don't know what you mean, by vector? Do you meant a repeated proto field (which models a vector)?

Anything from a matrix to a tensor. For instance you want to store all SIFT points and run comparison.
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