Step-by-step guide Python - Google Cloud Function

[@christopherkube7805]

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

[@ScrolltheNature]

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[@AlexandreLimaC]

Very good intro! Thanks

[@ChanceTEK]

Extremely helpful. Thank you.

[@ForDevelopers]

Thank you

[@Andresferro6]

Very good tutorial, nice, really nice work.

[@AntonioPereira-pb5ym]

very usefull tutorial, thank you !!!!

[@abrarmahi]

If you know/have a cloud project the video starts 17:20. Watch at 1.5x speed.

[@kaliyappang3973]

Nicely explained.. thanks for ur wonderful video work

[@AlexBrazilDF]

Amazing friend!🤓

[@ForDevelopers]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@hirefiedinc6313]

Very nice tutorial. Thanks

[@ForDevelopers]

Glad it was helpful!

[@margaretisolan9189]

Good stuff. Thank you.

[@rukhshanrehman5808]

This was very nice. Will it be possible to share the git for this?

[@ForDevelopers]

Good point, I updated the description. and for quick reference github.com/stefanbertos/for-developers-gcp-cloud-function-python

[@TradingBantai]

Can google access my data in cloud

[@ForDevelopers]

Depends who represents "google" in your question :) And remember I'm not a Google employee.

[@kylewang4723]

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.

[@ForDevelopers]

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.