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And I don't know how much that power is, but I think it powers a lot of stuff on that in the same place. So that's going to be a 10 megawatt plans of solar array. And that's cool because before we only had in America and Europe. So Google announced they're doing a new renewable energy plant in Asia. We only had before in the Americas and Europe. So we are opening a new renewable energy plant in Asia right now. Gabi, do you want to go first with one of your cool things of the week? We always do our cool things of the week. And then after that, we're going to have our usual question of the week where I'm going to ask Gabi a question about Cloud SQL and how long it takes to detect an outage and trigger high availability failover.

So we're going to be talking with Ville and Mark, talking about Knative and all the things you can do about it. Speaking of Knative, that is what we are going to be talking about today. And sometimes I do other stuff, like make Memorystore or get in the middle of stuff that's none of my business, like Knative. I'm a developer advocate at Google Cloud for storage and databases, mostly focusing on Cloud SQL, which it is offered for MySQL and Postgres. Before we get into the podcast, do you want to tell people a little bit about yourself, just so they get to know you? It's very exciting to be working with you. Thank you so much for joining me on the podcast. Our guests will be at Cloud NEXT and KubeCon Barcelona Mark will be at GDC in March, Cloud NEXT, and ECG in April

Gabi will be discussing the awesome new features of MySQL 8.0 at PHP UK - London and you will be also able to find her at Cloud NEXT How long does it take for Cloud SQL to detect an outage and trigger High Availability failover? Where can you find us next?

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Welcome to the service mesh era: Introducing a new Istio blog post series blog.

Building GoogleвЂ™s Game of the Year with Cloud Text-to-Speech and App Engine blog.

Get Go-ing with Cloud Functions: Go 1.11 is now a supported language blog.

Let the sunshine in: opening the market for more renewable energy in Asia blog.

Before the OSS stint Ville was a TL for Google Cloud Storage. Previously, Ville worked on Helm, K8s Service Catalog and Kubernetes (before it was Kubernetes). Ville is a member of the Technical Oversight Committee for Knative, leads Knative Eventing, and (with Matt) conceived ducks for K8s. Director of Datacenter Solutions Group at Intel. Prior to that Mark lead the Partner Engineering team for Data, Analytics and ML at Google. Mark is a Technical Program Manager for Serverless focusing on enabling customers to be successful with our serverless portfolio on GCP, and driving community awareness of our serverless products on GKE. A link to the installation guide for Knative on GKE is in our show notes. Developers can find installation guides online for any Kubernetes certified instance of service. Knative is open source and easy to deploy.

The day-to-day of developing doesnвЂ™t change, which is the beautiful thing about Knative! Knative also supports many languages which allows developers to bring their own stack. Knative helps with these functions automatically.

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This way, developers can focus on writing good code without worrying about all the aspects of Kubernetes, such as deploying and autoscaling. So what is Knative? Mark and Ville explain that Knative is basically a way to simplify Kubernetes for developers. WeвЂ™re back! This week, Mark welcomes Gabi as his new co-host! Listen in as they discuss Knative with Mark Chmarny and Ville Aikas.

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