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AI: What machine learning services does Google Cloud offer? | ||
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Google Cloud offers a broad range of machine learning services, including: | ||
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Vertex AI: A unified platform for building, deploying, and managing ML models. This includes features for training, prediction, and MLOps. | ||
Pre-trained APIs: Ready-to-use APIs for common ML tasks, such as vision, language, and structured data. Examples include the Vision API, Natural Language API, and Translation API. | ||
BigQuery ML: Enables you to build and deploy ML models directly within BigQuery, using SQL. | ||
AutoML: Tools for automatically building and deploying ML models with minimal coding. Examples include AutoML Tables and AutoML Vision. | ||
TensorFlow, PyTorch, and scikit-learn on Google Cloud: Managed environments and infrastructure for running popular ML frameworks. | ||
Data and Analytics: What are the key features of Google BigQuery? | ||
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Key features of Google BigQuery include: | ||
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Serverless Data Warehouse: Handles infrastructure management, allowing you to focus on data analysis. | ||
SQL Support: Uses standard SQL for querying and data manipulation. | ||
Scalability and Performance: Designed for high-performance analytics on massive datasets. | ||
Data Integration: Integrates with other Google Cloud services and supports various data formats. | ||
Built-in Machine Learning: BigQuery ML enables you to create and deploy ML models directly within BigQuery. | ||
Cost-Effective: Pay-per-query pricing model. | ||
Compute Services: What are the initial steps to create a virtual machine on Google Cloud Platform? | ||
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The initial steps to create a virtual machine (VM) on Google Cloud Platform (GCP) are: | ||
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Create a Google Cloud Project: If you don't already have one, you'll need a project to house your resources. | ||
Enable the Compute Engine API: This enables access to the VM creation services. | ||
Choose a Zone or Region: Select the geographic location where your VM will reside. Zones offer higher availability, while regions provide broader geographic coverage. | ||
Select a Machine Type: Choose the appropriate CPU, memory, and other hardware resources for your VM. | ||
Choose a Boot Disk: Select the operating system and boot disk size for your VM. | ||
Configure Network Settings: Specify the network and firewall rules for your VM. | ||
Create the VM: Launch the VM instance. | ||
After these steps, your VM will be created and running on GCP. You can then connect to it and begin using it. |