How to Subscribe to a GCP PubSub Topic (part 2/2): Using Functions, BigQuery, Compute Engine

This video is the second part of a project setting up a text streaming project using Google Cloud Platform (GCP) PubSub. Specifically, it covers:
-Completing the project we started in the previous video: • How to Publish Text to...
-Setting up a Cloud PubSub subscriber that is triggered when a new tweet is published to a certain topic
--The subscriber is a Cloud Function
--The Cloud Function inserts the tweet as a row in a BigQuery table
-Setting up a GCP Compute Engine free instance (e2-micro instance) to run our tweet streaming code
--Connect to the instance via SSH
--Upload tweet streaming project files
--Install all Python dependencies
This video is the 23rd video in a multi-part series on getting started with the Python programming language. Previous video introducing Google PubSub and setting up the publisher: • How to Publish Text to...
Source code on Github: github.com/gsprint23/Python-D...

[@Lezra]

Hey Gina, first I would like to appreciate the effort you are putting into these videos. They have been really helpful to me although i dont understand everything right away, i can follow it through your explanation. I know it sucks seeing your content not getting the reach/attention it deserves but keep up the good work it will payoff.
I also wanted to know which version of the API I need for this entire project? Would the free version be enough? Or do I need to purchase the basic or pro version? The basic is 100$ which i could consider but the pro is out of question. Thank you

[@GinaSprint]

Thank you ! Nowadays you will need to purchase basic access though that wasn't the case when I made the video back in 2023 :(