SCALING GOOGLE CLOUD FUNCTIONS

this video gets under the covers of cloud functions on the serverless google cloud platform (GCP). we look underneath the hood at what operating system powers cloud functions. what environment variables and request headers are passed to our functions. we also look at how to access the IP address and crash the underlying container of the function.
we then look at how gcp manages the high availability and resilience of our functions by recovering our applications automatically when they crash. we also look at how google manages HA of our function even during deployment. finally we look at how google will automatically scale our functions under load. we look at how to performance load test our functions with apache bench, and control how our functions scale within the cloud platform as well as looking at recommended max instances.

[halilsekeroglu]

You know how to make it simple for everyone! Thanks again

[david-tracy]

excited to see this video.. lets see how it goes!

[taders]

Thank you for the video!! greetings from Argentina :)

[JohnMcclaned]

Can you please do the same analysis with Cloud Run?

[stephenstilwell]

the title of this video is misleading and/or not very descriptive. You have great content, but if you spend an extra minute on marketing, you'll grow on YT