Setting up API and Vision Intro - Google Cloud Python Tutorials p.2

Welcome everyone to part 2 of the Google Cloud tutorial series. In this tutorial, we're going to be covering the vision API, but also covering the initial set up for just about any of the APIs. Some of the setup that we do here will only need to be done once in this series.

[mitchelscareer]

Sir, perfect video. Google's API are quite popular atm but little good tutorials exist on the internet. As Google's documentation is complete but also very technical, this tutorial is exceptionally handy. Thanks.

[anuragchoudhary]

Just a tip :
CTRL + Insert for Copy and Shift + Insert for Paste. Shift + Insert works every where!

[ouyajam]

that export env var saved my life, much appreciated!

[chanchal]

Thank you. Your videos help a lot to learn every new stuffs coming around.

[michelkant]

Hey all, anybody got this running with conda in a virtualenv? I'm having problems even finding the package for the google-cloud =/

[donaldli]

Really helpful! Thanks! A lot of the stuff regarding that on Youtube right now is out of date so GREAT THANKSSSS!

[HouseofFPS]

do you think 'location' might be the meta data embedded within the image?

[pypro]

Dude for real mate hahaha evey question I have you already solve it !!

[eceaslar]

Hey great Video thanks, but for the new comers: vision modul is not support Client anymore, use ImageAnnotatorClient()

[reebosauruz]

Do you know if there is a way in python to set the minimum and maximum results? I was pretty surprised how uninformed the documentation can be...=/

[tronicway]

Thank you a lot for this, I was lost of how to begin (:

[mohanakrishnavh]

@sentdex I am getting the below error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "vision.py", line 4, in <module>
vision_client = vision.Client()
AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'Client'

How to fix this?

[binksbiz]

getting error message while executing the code: "'File {} is not a valid json file.'.format(filename), exc)
('File /root/gcloudstuff/apikey.json is not a valid json file.', ValueError('Invalid control character at: line 5 column 38 (char 173)', ))" - my file looks similar to the one in the video... enabled api...not sure what's wrong..

[nadnad]

hello it's my first time doing this kind of stuff. i've never use any of linux-kind code before, but when i try to install python-pip it won't install and keep saying unable to locate package python-pip. i following every step of this video since part 1 but maybe there's something i didn't know that isn't in this video. maybe someone can help me please? thank you btw that's a good video

[rovo]

I did exactly what you did in the video but I'm getting this Could not automatically determine credentials.

[harikishorep]

@HarrisonKinsley can you please tell me which linux distro you are using ?

[theAnon]

Thank you so much for this tutorial! Do you know if it's possible to upload 10K images instead of a single image? Your script in 9:20 is a good starting point, but how one will go about doing this if the folder contains more than one images?

[sahilchhabra]

Hi, please confirm python programming knowledge is required for google cloud. i have no much idea about google cloud and my programming knowledge is zero.

[pujanjain]

Hi thanks for this video.. nice info..

I have a query.. I am running google cloud for java. (calling simple compute API to list all the instances). When I execute this from out of my office, it runs properly. But when I execute it from within the company premises, it gives "SSLException error".
So is there any setting if you are aware of to add proxy setting ?

[SwamyYmln]

Hi when i am trying to run the code i am getting the following error
Kindly let me know where i might have made mistake.

google.gax.errors.RetryError: GaxError(Exception occurred in retry method that was not classified as transient, caused by <_Rendezvous of RPC that terminated with (StatusCode.PERMISSION_DENIED, Request had insufficient authentication scopes.)>)