Course Introduction

Course introduction

An introduction to Cloud Run functions, what they are, and their benefits and use cases.

An introduction to Cloud Run functions

Deploying Cloud Run functions

Lab Intro: Develop and Deploy Cloud Run Functions

Develop and Deploy Cloud Run Functions

Quiz Question 1

Quiz Question 2

Quiz Question 3

Quiz Question 4

Module review

Introduction to Cloud Run functions

Learn how to trigger and call Cloud Run functions, and how to connect them in workflows and to cloud resources in your network.

Triggering functions

Connecting Cloud Run functions with workflows

Lab Intro: Connect Cloud Run Functions

Connect Cloud Run Functions

Configuring Serverless VPC Access for Cloud Run Functions

Calling and connecting Cloud Run functions

Secure access to Cloud Run functions, learn about function identity and how to protect data used by functions.

Accessing and authenticating to functions

Protecting functions and data

Quiz Question 5

Securing Cloud Run functions

Learn how to integrate Cloud Run functions with Cloud databases.

Integrating functions with cloud databases

Lab Intro: Integrate Cloud Run Functions with Firestore

CBL493-Integrating-Cloud-Functions-Databases

Integrate Cloud Run Functions with Firestore

BigQuery Remote Functions

Integrating with cloud databases

Learn how to use best practices with functions.

Best practices for functions

Quiz Question 6

Course Review

Course review

Course Resources

Course resources

In this course, you learn about Cloud Run functions, Google's serverless, fully-managed functions as a service (FaaS) product that lets you implement single-purpose function code that reponds to HTTP requests and events from your cloud infrastructure.

Developing Applications with Cloud Run Functions on Google Cloud

Cloud Run functions is Google's serverless, fully-managed functions as a service (FaaS) product. 

Integrate Cloud Run Functions with Firestore

Developing Applications with Cloud Run Functions on Google Cloud

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