Google Cloud's new serverless features
summary
A live demo builds a photo‑sharing backend that uploads images with App Engine (Java), stores blobs in Cloud Storage, uses the Vision API to analyze images, and triggers Cloud Functions (Node.js) to extract labels, colors and safety scores, saving metadata in Datastore; a scheduled function recomputes the most‑frequent tags. The talk presents Google Cloud serverless updates: second‑generation runtimes (Python 3.7, Go 1.11, Node 8), a containers‑based serverless option (Cloud Run style) and an open‑source platform named ken active, all shown running end‑to‑end.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Welcome
- 1:53What is serverless
- 4:45Serverless on GCP
- 7:32Photo app demo
- 12:53Technical architecture
- 17:09App Engine & Functions updates
- 23:35Go & Python runtimes
- 26:10HTTP functions & env vars
- 29:01Security & limits
- 32:15Async tasks & services
- 34:46Serverless containers
- 38:17Knative for platforms
- 41:52Knative on GKE
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