MultiCloud Serverless Image Processing Web Apps- Part1

MultiCloud Serverless Image Processing Web Apps- Part1. In the series of blog posts, we would be creating a multi-cloud web application. We would be building a serverless web application based on HTML and JavaScript as the front end.

In the series of blog posts, we would be creating a multi-cloud web application. This is Part-1, where we would be creating the first version of the web application. In part-2, we would be adding some security features and finally, we would be adding DevOps CI/CD for the application in part-3.

Web Application:

We would be building a serverless web application based on HTML and JavaScript as the front end. The application will allow users to upload images. Once the image is uploaded, it will go through the Image Analysis phase and finally, we will show up metadata about the image. Even though it looks like a very simple application but the complexity starts when we try to utilize different cloud providers. The below image shows the first look at the web application.

Architecture:

We would be using below three cloud providers.

1. AWS: AWS will provide storage for images and will act as an API for web applications to upload images using serverless technologies. It will also be used for Authentication(in part-2), CI/CD, and Web Application Hosting(Part-3).
2. Azure: Azure will provide code business logic for the application which is the analysis of the image uploaded and respond with its metadata.
3. GCP: GCP(Firebase) will provide a database for the application where we would be storing image details along with its metadata. Firestore provides real-time event push capability.

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