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Chris Brown

Chris is a software consultant at Keyhole with over a decade in the industry and a passion for storytelling and creativity in any endeavor. He graduated from Missouri University of Science and Technology and has worked across various business domains including telecommunications, supply chain, finance, and healthcare. Outside of tech, he is the bassist/singer of a metal band and produces independent films and series.

Building Event-Driven Cloud Functions on Google Cloud Platform

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Google Cloud Platform (GCP) offers developers and organizations the ability to create and deploy serverless Cloud Run functions. This code – whether it’s written in Node.js, Python, C#, or another language – can interact with other parts of GCP’s infrastructure. By default, the function is triggered by a basic HTTPS request. However, that is not our only option.

In this blog, we’ll introduce the concept of event-driven functions—a powerful way to automatically respond to changes across GCP services with minimal code. You’ll see how these functions can connect services like Cloud Storage, Firestore, and Pub/Sub, creating efficient workflows with less manual intervention…