Bundesverkehrsminister Andreas Scheuer (CSU) will in seinem Gesetzentwurf für Elektrotretroller offenbar eine umstrittene Passage streichen, um die Regelungen durch den Bundesrat zu bringen: Der Bürgersteig soll tabu bleiben. (Bundesregierung, Technologie)
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Android Q hat Google auf der I/O schnell abgehandelt – und bekannte Funktionen noch einmal vorgestellt. Mit der dritten Beta kommen aber auch Neuerungen wie ein Dark Mode und Gesten. Außerdem hat Google künftige Funktionen gezeigt. (Google I/O 2019, Google)
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自从2012年谷歌云平台推出支持服务以来，我们得到了包括在没有本地语言支持选项的国家的全球范围内的广泛采用。随着我们的不断成长，我们知道与您说同一种语言并且在您需要的时侯能够提供及时的服务非常重要。我们一直在努力为全球客户构建新的语言功能，今天，我们宣布支持服务运营的三个新增项：中文（普通话）北京工作时间支持韩语首尔工作时间支持日语全天候支持中文（普通话）和韩语支持现在对黄金/生产环境和白金/企业支持套餐的客户开放。要使用韩语提交案件，请访问此处的韩语支持页面。要使用简体中文提交案件，请访问此处的简体中文支持页面。要使用繁体中文提交案件，请访问此处的繁体中文支持页面。韩语和中文（普通话）支持将于当地时间工作日上午9点至下午5点提供。日语全天候支持现已对我们的白金/企业客户开放。您现在可以随时与我们联系，每周7天，每天24小时，以解决您遇到的任何紧急问题。我们更新了技术支持服务指南，以反映上述变化。谷歌云平台非常重视以上市场的客户。我们期待您可以更多地与我们联系。
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Read this post in Korean here.Read this post in Chinese Simplified here.Read this post in traditional Chinese here.日本語によるお知らせはこちらをご参照ください。Since launching support for Google Cloud Platform in 2012, we’ve seen enormous adoption across the globe, including adoption in countries that did not have a local language support option. As we continue growing, we know it is important that we speak the same language and are available when you need us. We have been hard at work building out new language capabilities for our global customers and today, we’re announcing three additions to our support operations: Chinese support (Mandarin) during Beijing business hours, Korean support during Seoul business hours, and expanded 24/7 support in Japanese.Chinese (Mandarin) and Korean are now available for customers on Gold/Production and Platinum/Enterprise Support packages.To file a case in Korean, visit the Korean support page here.To file a case in Chinese Simplified, visit the Chinese Simplified support page here.To file a case in Chinese traditional, visit the Chinese Traditional support pagehere. Both Korean and Chinese (Mandarin) support will be available from 9am – 5pm weekdays during local hours.Japanese support is also now available 24/7 for our Platinum/Enterprise customers. You can now contact us in Japanese at any time, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for any urgent issues you have.We have updated our Technical Support Services Guidelines to reflect the above changes.We look forward to hearing from more of our customers in these important Google Cloud Platform regions.
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2012년 구글 클라우드 플랫폼의 고객 지원을 시작한 이후로, 우리는 자국어 지원이 제공되지 않는 나라를 포함하여 전세계적으로 수많은 고객들에게 고객 지원을 제공해 왔습니다. 이러한 지속적인 성장 과정에서, 우리는 여러분과 같은 언어를 사용하여 여러분이 필요로 하는 시점에 지원을 제공하는 것이 중요하다는 것을 잘 알고 있습니다. 우리는 글로벌 고객을 위한 새로운 언어 지원을 확보하기 위해 열심히 노력해 왔으며, 그 결과로 다음의 세 가지 지원 옵션을 추가로 발표합니다.중국어 지원 – 베이징 업무 시간 (북경어)한국어 지원 – 서울 업무 시간일본어 지원 – 24×7이제, 골드/프로덕션 또는 플래티넘/엔터프라이즈 지원 패키지를 보유한 고객은 중국어(북경어) 또는 한국어로 고객 지원을 받을 수 있습니다. 한국어로 사례 접수를 하시려면 한국어 지원 페이지를, 중국어 간체로 사례 접수를 하시려면 중국어 간체 지원 페이지를, 중국어 번체로 사례 접수를 하시려면 중국어 번체 지원 페이지를 이용하실 수 있습니다. 한국어와 중국어(북경어) 지원은 현지 시간 평일 오전 9시부터 오후 5시까지 제공됩니다.일본어 24×7 지원은 플래티넘/엔터프라이즈 고객에게 제공됩니다. 이제 긴급한 문제가 발생하면 365일 24시간 언제든지 문의하실 수 있습니다.이러한 변화를 반영하여 기술 지원 서비스 지침을 개정하였으니 참고하시기 바랍니다.구글 클라우드 플랫폼의 매우 소중한 고객인 여러분으로부터 더 많은 의견을 듣고 싶습니다.
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自從2012年谷歌雲端平台推出支援服務以來，我們得到全球廣泛採用，其中包括沒有本地語言支援選項的國家。隨著我們的不斷成長，我們明白與您說同一種語言並且在您需要的時侯能夠提供及時的服務非常重要。我們一直在努力為全球客戶構建新的語言功能，為此，我們今天發表三個新增的支援服務項目：中文（普通話）（北京工作時間内的支援）韓語（首爾工作時間内的支援）日語（全天候支援）中文（普通話）和韓語支援現在對黃金級/正式運作環境（Gold/Production）和白金級/企業支援套餐（Platinum/Enterprise）的客戶開放。若要使用韓語提交案件，請訪問此處的韓語支援頁面。若要使用簡體中文提交案件，請訪問此處的簡體中文支援頁面。若要使用繁體中文提交案件，請訪問此處的繁體中文支援頁面。韓語和中文（普通話）支援將於當地時間工作日上午9時至下午5時提供。日語全天候支援現已對我們的白金級/企業客戶開放。您現在可以隨時與我們聯繫，每週7天，每天24小時，以解決您遇到的任何緊急問題。我們更新了技術支援服務指南，以反映上述更改。谷歌雲端平台非常重視以上市場的客戶。我們期待您可以更多與我們聯繫。
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Things are changing for the modern business. API-first development and microservices architecture is opening the door to new innovations. Many of these new approaches are possible in part due to the evolution of serverless technology, which eliminates the need for the management of infrastructure.
Fully managed infrastructure allows for allocating resources to solving a business problem, rather than managing the IT infrastructure. This results in more agility, reduced operating cost, and shorter time-to-market, which is important for organizations of any size.
Serverless is for all, no matter the size
The benefits serverless offers is independent of the size of the company. For example:
Startups need to quickly assess product-market fit and build prototypes to test their hypotheses.
With limited resources, startups can build, measure, and iterate their way to success with execution-based pricing models.
Unlocks a new generation of startups, all built on the idea that a small group of people with a limited budget can be disruptive.
As they evolve, they’ll benefit from serverless much in the same way as larger organizations do.
Enterprises need to adapt to constantly evolving customer requirements to stay competitive with agile, fast moving startups.
Serverless enables a business to grow without worrying about managing infrastructure and the planning associated with it.
Promotes move to architectural patterns that increase the flexibility and agility of software development.
Provides the ability to compete at the same level as more nimble players, while consistently growing the business.
Both benefit equally from a serverless approach, for different reasons.
Improved, stronger integration for API-first applications
Over the past year, API Management has collaborated with Azure Functions to build a stronger integration between the two services. Over the past year, API Management has collaborated with Azure Functions to build a stronger integration between the two services. Our goal is to increase developers’ productivity and provide better, more impactful experiences for creating serverless, API-first applications.
To achieve that goal, we are announcing that two new capabilities are now generally available:
Expose a Function App via API Management by linking it to a new or existing API.
Monitor, debug, and maintain applications built with Functions and API Management via distributed tracing in Application Insights.
Azure API Management simplifies publishing of APIs as well as their consumption by clients. It allows for abstraction of APIs from their implementation. APIs are governed through policies, managed from a unified plane, optimized through caching, and published for frictionless consumption through a developer portal.
API Management is the front door for your application. Azure Functions provide serverless compute and eliminate the initial friction associated with implementing new applications. Functions allow for agile assembly of prototypes and production-grade solutions.
Moving into the future
The proliferation of APIs and the API economy has given rise to new opportunities for businesses of all sizes. API-first development is now a necessary approach to ensure future success. This is why we are excited about the investments we've made this year and how we are making API architectures easier to adopt by leveraging serverless technology.
Jump right in and get started:
Learn how to build an API-first application with Azure Functions and API Management
Explore the Serverless Application learning path
Create an API Management instance 5-minute quickstart
Interested in talking with an expert? Schedule a call with one of our solution experts, for a more personalized approach to starting with serverless, API-first applications.
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Each year Google I/O brings together developers from around the globe for talks, hands-on learning, and an inside look at Google’s latest products for developers. This year, we at Google Cloud are celebrating all the ways developers can take advantage of cloud technologies to build the next generation of mobile and web applications. Here’s a look at the key announcements from Google Cloud this week at I/O.Android phone’s built-in security key is now generally availableFIDO security keys provide the strongest protection against phishing and account hijacking and are a must-have for all people who are at risk for targeted attacks, such as IT admins, executives, journalists, and activists. At Next ‘19, we announced beta functionality that lets you use your Android phone as a FIDO security key for your Google and Google Cloud accounts at no additional cost. Today, we are making this feature generally available on phones running Android 7.0+. Admins can also require users to protect their G Suite, GCP and Cloud Identity accounts with a security key, now letting them choose between using a physical security key, their Android phone, or both. To learn more, check out this blog post.Cloud TPU V2 and V3 Pods are now publicly available in betaWe introduced our Cloud TPU Pods to accelerate the largest-scale machine learning (ML) applications, to train ML models in minutes or hours instead of days or weeks. Today, for the first time, our Cloud TPU V2 and V3 Pods are publicly available, in beta, to help ML researchers, engineers, and data scientists iterate faster and train more capable machine learning models. You can learn more by reading this blog post.Updates to Google Maps PlatformWe announced the launch of Google Maps Platform a year ago to provide the next generation of our Maps, Routes, and Places offerings for developers. Over the last 12 months, we’ve increased the stability, reliability, and performance of our platform to meet a 99.9% uptime SLA and provide data for over 150,000 places, routes that cover 40 million miles of road, and maps that cover 99% of the world.Today, we announced support for WebGL-powered data visualization with the open source deck.gl library, designed specifically for visualizing large datasets. Additionally, we opened public beta for the latest version of our Maps SDK for Android, which we migrated to the same infrastructure as Google Maps—making it easier to bring you Google Maps features in future releases. To learn more, read this blog post.Firebase updates: expanded machine learning capabilities, web performance monitoring, and analytics enhancementsToday, Firebase launched a number of updates to help mobile and web developers by making it easier to build their apps, improve app quality, and grow their businesses. Here are three to know.ML Kit makes machine learning accessible to all app developers, regardless of machine learning experience. Developers can use out-of-the-box APIs to solve common tasks, or host and deploy their own custom models. These models are available on-device or in the cloud, through Google Cloud AI. Today, we’re launching three more capabilities in beta: the Translation API, the Object Detection & Tracking API, and AutoML Vision Edge. These new capabilities complement previous updates including solutions for natural language processing with Language Identification and Smart Reply APIs.Firebase Performance Monitoring is a popular way for developers of native mobile apps to troubleshoot performance issues. Today, Performance Monitoring is available in beta for web apps as well, giving web developers a deeper understanding of how real users are experiencing their app in the wild.Google Analytics for Firebase provides free, unlimited, and robust analytics for developers. Today, we’re announcing a completely rebuilt audience builder with a new interface, including new features like sequences, scoping, time windows, membership duration, and more. With it, you can create audiences for personalization through Remote Config or re-engage them through Cloud Messaging and/or the new App campaigns.For a comprehensive round-up of the Firebase news from I/O, including these announcements and more, read this post on the Firebase blog.Beyond the cloudThere are plenty more updates to come from Google I/O. To stay up to date, follow Google Developers on Twitter, Facebook, or YouTube, or read the Google Developers blog.
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Red Hat OpenShift already provides an aggregated logging solution based on the EFK stack, fully integrated with the platform. But we also provide choice for companies that have settled on a different platform. Some companies have a Splunk logging platform to store and to aggregate the logs for all their environments and they want to […]
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In 2018, the global demand for natural resources was 1.7 times more than what the Earth can support in one year. Between pollution, consumption, wasted energy and agricultural needs, we are using more ecological resources than the Earth can regenerate. But with the help of modern technology, business can be a positive catalyst for the changes we need to make to build a sustainable future.That’s why we’ve partnered with SAP to host a sustainability contest for social entrepreneurs called Circular Economy 2030. We kicked this contest off at the 2019 World Economic Forum at Davos by inviting thought leaders from around the world to submit a revenue-generating idea that uses both Google Cloud and SAP technology to advance a circular economy—a holistic system that aims to redefine growth, focusing on positive society-wide benefits. It is based on three principles: design out waste, keep products in use, and regenerate natural resources.At the heart of the circular economy concept is the idea of decoupling economic growth from resource use to support sustainable development. It’s the kind of economy that could help generate $4.5 trillion of new economic output by 2030, which is particularly timely given the United Nations’ 2030 Agenda, which consists of 17 sustainable development goals (SDGs) that include ending poverty, establishing gender equality, and taking climate action. Specifically, our Circular Economy 2030 contest is focused on SDG 12: Responsible Consumption and Production.Choosing the Circular Economy 2030 contest winnersIn collaboration with UN Environment, the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, and the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development Data, we reviewed more than 250 applications from more than 50 countries. Applicants’ ideas spanned the breadth of the circular economy, addressing food waste, e-waste, renewable energy, and behavioral change, to name a few. To select the finalists, we worked with leaders from each of our organizations with expertise in cloud computing, sustainability, and sustainable development. The judges include:Alison Wagonfeld, Chief Marketing Officer, Google CloudAlicia Tillman, Chief Marketing Officer, SAPKate Brandt, Google Sustainability Officer, GoogleDaniel Schmid, Chief Sustainability Officer, SAPAndrew Morlet, Chief Executive, Ellen MacArthur FoundationClaire Melamed, Chief Executive Officer, Global Partnership for Sustainable Development DataFatou Ndoye, Deputy Director, UN EnvironmentFollowing our judging selection round, the next step was announcing the five finalists during an interdisciplinary panel session at the Google Cloud Next ’19 conference in San Francisco: “Circular Economy 2030: Cloud Computing for a Sustainable Revolution.” Whether working to track industrial waste flows for increased accountability or addressing rural food waste with solar-powered cold storage, the Circular Economy 2030 finalists all excelled across the assessment criteria of original idea, business model, potential impact, and technical innovation.Here’s more detail about the finalists and their social enterprises:We congratulate each of the winners not only for their insightful proposals, but for their passion for social wellbeing and sustainability. Four of these finalists will receive a prize of $45,000 in funding and in-kind benefits—and the grand prize winner will receive $200,000 in in-kind benefits, plus participation in the Google Cloud for Startups bootcamp.Today, Google Cloud and SAP are thrilled to announce that the grand prize winner of the Circular Economy Contest is Michael Groves, Founder of Topolytics.During the final stage of choosing the winner, the finalists flew out to San Francisco and participated in an in-person solve-a-thon that included both interactive workshops and hands-on problem-solving sessions with Google Cloud and SAP volunteers—all with the goal of preparing for their final presentation pitch. After much deliberation, we selected Topolytics, led by founder Michael Groves. The business idea for Topolytics not only met our judging criteria in terms of originality, but also demonstrated a well-researched proposal with a high potential for advanced application of both Google Cloud and SAP technology. Moreover, we were impressed by Groves’ engagement and willingness to roll up his sleeves during the interactive workshop, where he demonstrated a strong level of commitment to learning and growth. That was especially evident during the final presentation, where Groves incorporated the feedback provided by our teams throughout the weekend.We congratulate Michael and can’t wait to see more from Topolytics. The Circular Economy 2030 contest is over, but the adventure continues. We look forward to ongoing collaboration with these social entrepreneurs, as well as the organizations that supported this initiative. A sustainable future demands that we create change in the present, and it’s an effort we can work on together. Learn more about Circular Economy 2030 and see the latest on sustainability with Google Cloud.
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