Yes, you can use both standard and SSD persistent disks. If you create a larger instance with more vCPUs and a big enough disk, you can achieve greater than 240mb/s, see the docs:
[I am a Cloud SQL-er, and worked on region expansion... among other things]
Cloud SQL has only been available in regions with at least three zones (since we believe that is the minimum to make sure we can maintain HA in the event of a single zone failure). asia-southeast1 currently only has two zones, when a third zone is launched, Cloud SQL will become available in that region.
When you say you couldn't get the root certs to work... what do you mean?
Cloud SQL automatically generates server certificates, and we offer UI+API for creating additional client certificates. The two should not share a root CA.
And no, appengine standard is not a second class citizen. Hand-wave-ily, the connectivity path that flex uses works for postgres with minimal changes, but unfortunately some additional work is required to get appengine standard for other languages working for postgres. :(
Was this for a software engineering role? I've never been asked this, and I'm pretty sure during interview training you are explicitly told not to ask those sorts of questions.
When I interviewed at Google 5 years ago they weren't using those brainteasers.
There are many posts online about the actual, CS-y questions that you can expect in a Google interview, I had just assumed that the mentions of brainteasers were merely urban legend.
If that is the case, then why do Asians underperformed compared to Whites? If affirmative action is meant to help underrepresented groups, shouldn't the overrepresented group be the one "taking the hit"?
I think making Now API-interactable would just beg for spammy popups. Mobile is already a maelstrom of apps trying to promote themselves, or getting paid to promote others.
Well, on iOS since the only real way to execute code is from their app store, its much harder to attack the client code. Android can not do so, so there needs to be defense in depth to protect against that.
On the bright side, its a bit easier on the device itself, as the package manager needs to copy the APK from the download location when installing, so by storing application resources outside of the APK, installs will be faster and less likely to fail.
Perhaps not all countries have equivalent suicide hotlines, and thus they would not get such a notice?
Its really interesting how I feel really good about this use of data, but feel much more uncomfortable with (for example) using location data to tell me where to go to get pizza.
Yes, you can use both standard and SSD persistent disks. If you create a larger instance with more vCPUs and a big enough disk, you can achieve greater than 240mb/s, see the docs:
https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/disks/performance#ssd-...