Yeah, we have a really interesting conversation about what Endpoints is, what it does, why you'd want to use it, how you can use it, not just within Google Cloud, but also across Cloud. But anyway, so today we're going to be talking with two of our coworkers, Dan Ciruli and Sep Ebrahimzadeh, both working in Google Cloud Endpoints. Yeah, they have a great "Stranger Things" themed Strange Loop T-shirt. I think we should tweet a picture of that because that's pretty amazing.
I'm very jealous of the T-shirt you're wearing right now. That is definitely one of my favorite conferences of the year.
Apache Kafka for GCP users: connectors for Pub/Sub, Dataflow and BigQuery Big Data blog. Previously contributed to Google’s Compute Engine and Deployment Manager Master of none! Sepehr is passionate about APIs and Cloud Computing. Who works on Cloud Endpoints and API infrastructure. Sepehr (Sep) Ebrahimzadeh is a Technical Lead software engineer at Google Write a lot of software when he had time. He used to play a lot of ultimate when he had knees and He also reveals the human costs, such as the poorly paid foreign workers screening content for Silicon Valley companies, and explores the monetisation of the user: “the cloud is a subtle weapon that translates the body into usable information.” Witty, sharp and theoretically aware, Hu deconstructs this much-discussed but poorly understood “cultural fantasy”.Sep Ebrahimzadeh join us this episode to tellĭan Ciruli is a product manager at Google who works on Cloud Endpoints andĪPI infrastructure. From the 19th-century train tracks repurposed as routes for fibre-optic cables and the cold war bunkers retrofitted to store data, Hu shows that the intangible cloud has a solid and polluting infrastructure. The idea dates back to a 1922 design for predicting weather using a network of human “computers”, or mathematicians, connected via telegraph. 
His slim yet wide-ranging study attempts to reify and historicise a concept that has “become a potent metaphor for the way contemporary society organizes and understands itself”. You may think of it as a mute and ethereal concept but for Tung-Hui Hu it is “both an idea and a physical and material object”. T he cloud is “a system of networks that pools computing power”.
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