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Serverless Data Processing with Dataflow: Foundations
IntermediateSkill Level
Updated 05/2026
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Prerequisites
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Introduction
This module covers the course outline and does a quick refresh on the Apache Beam programming model and Google’s Dataflow managed service.
2
Beam Portability
In this module we are going to learn about four sections, Beam Portablity, Runner v2, Container Environments, and Cross-Language Transforms.
3
Separating Compute and Storage with Dataflow
In this module we discuss how to separate compute and storage with Dataflow. This module contains four sections Dataflow, Dataflow Shuffle Service, Dataflow Streaming Engine, Flexible Resource Scheduling.
4
IAM, Quotas, and Permissions
In this module, we talk about the different IAM roles, quotas, and permissions required to run Dataflow
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Security
In this module, we will look at how to implement the right security model for your use case on Dataflow.
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Summary
In this course, we started with the refresher of what Apache Beam is, and its relationship with Dataflow.
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