It’s a very good and comprehensive tutorial with easy explanations. 00:00 Intro 02:00 Reviewing the example Cloud Function from Google (locally) 03:50 How to run the example Cloud Function locally 10:20 Into to Google Cloud Platform (GCP) 17:12 Create Service Account 22:55 Create the example Cloud Function from Google (in GCP) 31:19 Create Cloud Function via CLI 38:35 Continuous Deployment from Git to GCP using Cloud Build 49:15 Triggering the Could Function with the Cloud Scheduler
thanks for the video! I had issues with trying to run it locally - it raises a 400 error. Apparently request.get_json() will do that in flask version 2.1 now so the simple example doesn't work anymore.
good to know, I already commited the fix into the github and it is pretty simple, just set the parameters of the get_json. request_json = request.get_json(force=True, silent=True, cache=True) and then the simple example will also work.
It’s a very good and comprehensive tutorial with easy explanations.
00:00 Intro
02:00 Reviewing the example Cloud Function from Google (locally)
03:50 How to run the example Cloud Function locally
10:20 Into to Google Cloud Platform (GCP)
17:12 Create Service Account
22:55 Create the example Cloud Function from Google (in GCP)
31:19 Create Cloud Function via CLI
38:35 Continuous Deployment from Git to GCP using Cloud Build
49:15 Triggering the Could Function with the Cloud Scheduler
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Very good tutorial, nice, really nice work.
If you know/have a cloud project the video starts 17:20. Watch at 1.5x speed.
Very good intro! Thanks
Extremely helpful. Thank you.
Thank you
very usefull tutorial, thank you !!!!
Nicely explained.. thanks for ur wonderful video work
Very nice tutorial. Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Amazing friend!🤓
Thank you! Cheers!
Good stuff. Thank you.
This was very nice. Will it be possible to share the git for this?
Good point, I updated the description. and for quick reference github.com/stefanbertos/for-developers-gcp-cloud-function-python
Can google access my data in cloud
Depends who represents "google" in your question :) And remember I'm not a Google employee.
thanks for the video! I had issues with trying to run it locally - it raises a 400 error. Apparently request.get_json() will do that in flask version 2.1 now so the simple example doesn't work anymore.
good to know, I already commited the fix into the github and it is pretty simple, just set the parameters of the get_json.
request_json = request.get_json(force=True, silent=True, cache=True)
and then the simple example will also work.