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Google Cloud for Developers

You're reading from   Google Cloud for Developers Write, migrate, and extend your code by leveraging Google Cloud

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Product type Paperback
Published in May 2023
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781837630745
Length 364 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Hector Parra Martinez Hector Parra Martinez
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Isaac Hernández Vargas Isaac Hernández Vargas
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Table of Contents (20) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Part 1: Foundations of Developing for Google Cloud
2. Chapter 1: Choosing Google Cloud FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 2: Modern Software Development in Google Cloud 4. Chapter 3: Starting to Develop on Google Cloud 5. Part 2: Basic Google Cloud Services for Developers
6. Chapter 4: Running Serverless Code on Google Cloud – Part 1 7. Chapter 5: Running Serverless Code on Google Cloud – Part 2 8. Chapter 6: Running Containerized Applications with Google Kubernetes Engine 9. Chapter 7: Managing the Hybrid Cloud with Anthos 10. Part 3: Extending Your Code – Using Google Cloud Services and Public APIs
11. Chapter 8: Making the Best of Google Cloud Networking 12. Chapter 9: Time-Saving Google Cloud Services 13. Chapter 10: Extending Applications with Google Cloud Machine Learning APIs 14. Part 4: Connecting the Dots –Building Hybrid Cloud Solutions That Can Run Anywhere
15. Chapter 11: Architecture Patterns for Hybrid and Multi-Cloud Solutions 16. Chapter 12: Practical Use Cases of Google Cloud in Real-World Scenarios 17. Chapter 13: Migration Pitfalls, Best Practices, and Useful Tips 18. Index 19. Other Books You May Enjoy

Cloud Tasks for asynchronous task execution

Our solutions or services will often need to deal with repetitive tasks, and it’s in this kind of scenario that we can make the most out of our cloud provider. Processing millions of images or videos or making thousands of API calls to download reports can take a long time if we don’t create a fast and robust architecture.

Having multiple workers for different tasks, implementing parallel processing, or being able to retry failed operations with an exponential backoff can complicate our code quite a lot and make it difficult to maintain.

Google Cloud offers different solutions for these kinds of challenges. We already covered some of them earlier in this book, such as Cloud Functions, App Engine, and Cloud Run, but this time, I want to include Cloud Tasks because, in my opinion, it’s a very good example of a managed service that can save us a lot of time when we are creating a new application or migrating a legacy...

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