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Google Cloud File Encrypter Serverless

This sample demonstrates how to upload and download encrypted files in Google Storage using Cloud Functions.

Functions Code

Upload See file functions/gcf-upload-file/main.py for the code. The dependencies are listed in functions/gcf-upload-file/requirements.txt.

Download See file functions/gcf-download-file/main.py for the code. The dependencies are listed in functions/gcf-download-file/requirements.txt.

Trigger rules

The functions triggers on http request.

Storage and Database Structure

Users upload an image to Storage to the auto generated path /<external ref uuid>/<encrypted uuid>/<filename> and save the path and file reference in Cloud Datastore.

Setting up the sample

This sample comes with a Function and web-based UI for testing the function. To configure it:

  1. Create a Google Cloud Project using the Console
  2. Create billing account Console
  3. Enable the Cloud Functions API Console
  4. Enable the Cloud Datastore API Console
  5. Enable the Cloud Storage API Console

Deploy and test

To test the sample:

  1. Download and install gcloud command line tool Console
  2. From function path functions/gcf-upload-file/ execute:
export FUNCTION_NAME="gcf-upload-file";
export BUCKET_NAME="poc-files";
export KIND_NAME="poc-files";
gcloud beta functions deploy ${FUNCTION_NAME} --entry-point execute --set-env-vars BUCKET_NAME=${BUCKET_NAME},DS_KIND=${KIND_NAME} --memory 128MB --runtime python37 --trigger-http;
  1. Return something like that:
Deploying function (may take a while - up to 2 minutes)...done.                                                                                                                                            
availableMemoryMb: 128
entryPoint: execute
environmentVariables:
  BUCKET_NAME: poc-files
  DS_KIND: poc-files
httpsTrigger:
  url: https://[zone]-[project id].cloudfunctions.net/gcf-upload-file
labels:
  deployment-tool: cli-gcloud
name: projects/[project id]/locations/[zone]/functions/gcf-upload-file
runtime: python37
serviceAccountEmail: [service account email]
status: ACTIVE
timeout: 60s
updateTime: '2018-11-12T16:05:07Z'
versionId: '1'
  1. From function path functions/gcf-download-file/ execute:
export FUNCTION_NAME="gcf-download-file";
export BUCKET_NAME="poc-files";
export KIND_NAME="poc-files";
gcloud beta functions deploy ${FUNCTION_NAME} --entry-point execute --set-env-vars BUCKET_NAME=${BUCKET_NAME},DS_KIND=${KIND_NAME} --memory 128MB --runtime python37 --trigger-http;
  1. Return something like that:
Deploying function (may take a while - up to 2 minutes)...done.                                                                                                                                            
availableMemoryMb: 128
entryPoint: execute
environmentVariables:
  BUCKET_NAME: poc-files
  DS_KIND: poc-files
httpsTrigger:
  url: https://[zone]-[project id].cloudfunctions.net/gcf-download-file
labels:
  deployment-tool: cli-gcloud
name: projects/[project id]/locations/[zone]/functions/gcf-download-file
runtime: python37
serviceAccountEmail: [service account email]
status: ACTIVE
timeout: 60s
updateTime: '2018-11-12T16:05:07Z'
versionId: '1'
  1. Edit example file examples/gcp-uploader.html, change post action to Cloud Functions uploader url.
  2. Edit example file examples/gcp-downloader.html, change post action to Cloud Functions downloader url.