As in Chapter 5 with Cloud Functions, this Cloud Run service is currently using a default service account with broad permissions. Cloud Run is also allowing unauthenticated invocations of the service. This may be OK for testing, but in a production environment, you would want to secure the service, and you will see how to […]
Getting Ready for Deployment – Skill Service with Cloud Run
Before getting hands-on, make sure you have a gcloud CLI either on your local machine or in Cloud Shell, and ensure you are using the same Google Cloud project as in Chapter 5, using the command: gcloudconfiggetproject You can set a PROJECT_ID environment variable again to make it easier to copy and paste commands: exportPROJECT_ID=$(gcloudconfigget-valueproject) […]
Implementation – Skill Service with Cloud Run
The code for this project is in the skill-service directory of the book’s repository. It is implemented in Go. While this may not be a language you have used before, it is worth taking a look at the code to see how it works. The actual code for storing and retrieving the data is in […]
Command Line Implementation – Tag Updater with Cloud Functions
Before getting hands-on, make sure you have a gcloud CLI client either on your local machine or in Cloud Shell and create a new project, as described in Chapter 4; store the PROJECT_ID in an environment variable using: export BigQuery To start with, you can use the bq command-line tool to try out the query […]
Architecture Diagram – Tag Updater with Cloud Functions
Figure 5-2 is a diagram of the architecture you will be implementing. Figure 5-2. Tag updater design You can draw similar diagrams using the Google Cloud architecture diagramming tool, which is a great tool for drawing cloud architectures. Summary of Services Here is a summary of the Google Cloud services you will be using in […]