I am working on a google cloud storage project where I need to generate spritesheets from videos. I’ve noticed that whenever I generate a spritesheet from a video that is less than or equal to an hour long, the process is successful. However, when the video is longer than an hour, the job fails.

I have a few hundred folders on google drive which I’d like to upload on Google cloud bucket. The google drive folders will be updated regularly, so I need a way to check if the folder has new files and then upload them to the cloud bucket. I know it is possible to do so using Apps scripts but it is not scalable as the script will not be able to scan all the folders in a single run. Is there a more cleaner way to do it using google cloud functionalities itself? I did try to search but could not find anything relevant. I am new to GCP

I would like to know how much we pay for GetBucketMetadata api request. But I didn’t found which class operation is it. Any idea?

I am creating an online library, and I have thought that the thousands of books that I want to incorporate
are saved in a Bucket in GCP.

I’m using stream to upload my files to GCS.

I’m new to Google Cloud Storage (GCS). I’ve been trying to setup my personal blog website. This website will be using images as well. For hosting images, I use GCS bucket with a load balancer with CDN caching.

I am reading product content in JSON format from Kafka and creating files in the GCS bucket. The file content is JSON, one of the fields in the JSON is update time. I am creating one file for each product.

We have a service running on GKE that calling cloud SQL DB(MySQL) via cloudSQL proxy.
We have seeing a lot of below errors on the cloudSQL proxy side:
“2024/04/29 18:36:48 Reading data from local connection on 127.0.0.1:3306 had error: read tcp 127.0.0.1:3306->127.0.0.1:59378: read: connection reset by peer”

According to the documentation, the answer appears to be yes, I can.