Serverless API creation using GC
summary
Builds a serverless REST API on Google Cloud Functions, deploys it in about five minutes and exposes a public URL for testing, uses JWTs with header/payload/signature (default HS256) for auth, and decodes tokens server-side to validate callers. Shows screenshots of the deployment flow, logs and a simple hello‑world JSON response. Notes risks of storing JWTs in localStorage, recommends short token lifetimes or server-side storage, and offers Auth0 Webtasks as a free alternative for functions and endpoints.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Start
- 0:16Agenda
- 2:44Traditional Architecture
- 4:50Cloud Providers
- 5:22Build an Api Using Serverless
- 6:37Authorization
- 7:15What Is Authentication
- 7:47Difference between Normal Authentication and Server Authentication
- 9:34Json Web Token
- 11:23Payload
- 13:44How an Application Uses Jw2 To Verify the Authenticity of a User
- 16:16Enable the Api
- 21:43Demo
- 28:03Live Demo
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