Continuous delivery is about removing risk, delivering frequently and getting fast feedback, and it helps speed up the time to get the product to market. So, how do we do that for Cloud Functions? There are many ways of doing it, but I would like to use a serverless framework to achieve this. There are couple of reason for this. One reason for this is that a serverless framework is a very mature framework for serverless functions deployment. It supports many different vendors, as we have seen, and also has good community support. We can achieve continuous delivery even through gcloud and the Jenkins pipeline. We will be reusing most of the setup which we used in previous sections of this chapter. ...
Continuous delivery with Google Functions
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