Loading data from a Google Persistent Disk into BigQuery? -

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what's recommended way of loading data bigquery located in google persistent disk? there special tools or best practises particular use case?

copy gcs (google cloud storage), point bigquery load gcs.

there's no current direct connection between persistent disk , bigquery. send data straight bigquery bq cli, makes slower if ever need retry.


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