Google Cloud Functions

This section helps you to check the list of actions you must perfom before you start working on your function.

You have the latest version of the Google Cloud Functions (GCP) CLI.
The scripts assume that a default project has been associated to your local client:gcloud config set project PROJECT_ID.

Start by setting all the parameters required for deploying your function using the GCP CLI.

# Name of the binary file you downloaded from the Cloudera Public Cloud control plane. Change it based on the version you downloaded.
FILEKEY="naaf-gcp-cloud-functions-1.0.0.2.3.6.0-35-bin.zip"


# Location where the function will be deployed. Change this value to match your needs/requirements.
LOCATION=europe-west1


# Name of the bucket where the binary and NAR will be uploaded. Change this value to match your needs/requirements.
BUCKET_NAME=mydffresizeimagebucket

# Name of the function (only lower case letters). Cange this value to match your needs/requirements.
FUNCTIONNAME=resizeimage

# Flow CRN. Add the Customer Resource Number you obtained from the Cloudera DataFlow Catalog.
FLOW_CRN=***YOUR VALUE HERE***

# Credentials of the machine user
DF_ACCESS_KEY=***YOUR VALUE HERE***
DF_PRIVATE_KEY=***YOUR VALUE HERE***

Create a bucket where you will upload the Cloudera DataFlow Functions binary.

gcloud alpha storage buckets create gs://$BUCKET_NAME --location $LOCATION
gsutil cp $FILEKEY gs://$BUCKET_NAME/$FILEKEY

Deploy the function.
```
gcloud functions deploy $FUNCTIONNAME \
	--gen2 \
	--region=$LOCATION \
	--runtime=java11 \
	--source=gs://$BUCKET_NAME/$FILEKEY \
	--memory=1024MB \
	--timeout=300 \
	--trigger-http \
	--allow-unauthenticated \
	--entry-point=com.cloudera.naaf.gcp.cloud.functions.StatelessNiFiHttpFunction \
--set-env-vars=FLOW_CRN=$FLOW_CRN,DF_PRIVATE_KEY=$DF_PRIVATE_KEY,DF_ACCESS_KEY=$DF_ACCESS_KEY,NEXUS_URL=https://maven-central.storage-download.googleapis.com/maven2,STORAGE_BUCKET=$BUCKET_NAME,OUTPUT_PORT=success
```
After a couple of minutes, the function will be deployed and you will receive an HTTP endpoint exposed by Google Cloud to call your function.

For example: https://resizeimage-vqz99abcdea-ew.a.run.app

You can now use a tool like Postman to send your picture.

You can add two custom headers (resize-width and resize-height) to specify the resizing dimensions. If not specified, the default values of the NiFi flow parameters are used.

note
The first attempt may fail due to cold start and timeout. A subsequent retry should work and should return the resized image much faster. For more information, see Cold start.

It is possible to send a request to your function using curl.
For example:
```
curl -X POST https://resizeimage-vqz99abcdea-ew.a.run.app \
-H "Content-Type: image/png" \
-H "resize-width: 400" \
-H "resize-height: 200" \
--data-binary "@/Users/pierre/Desktop/test.png" \
--output /tmp/my_resized_image.png
```
note
The function will be open to the internet. Make sure to secure it if you want to keep it running or delete everything once you have completed this quickstart.

You can secure the function by deploying it without the --allow-unauthenticated parameter.
You can delete the function using the following command:
```
gcloud functions delete $FUNCTIONNAME --gen2 --region=$LOCATION --quiet
gcloud alpha storage rm -r gs://$BUCKET_NAME
```