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The Gemini API: From Prototype to Production - A Comprehensive Guide
Learn how to leverage the Gemini API for your development project from concept to final product. Join Google Cloud's developer advocate, Lavinigam, as he demonstrates the transition from prototype to production in this hands-on session.
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Welcome to the session.
I hope you guys are having a good time.
OK, perfect.
So in this session, we'll talk about a lot
of interesting stuff.
We'll do hands-on.
I'll do the hands-on.
You'll see.
But the essential idea here is to see
how we can use the API to do something which is sort of more
idea to prototype, like sort of, sorry,
prototype to production.
And that's what we're going to do.
Myself, Lavinigam.
I'm a developer advocate at Google Cloud.
And let's see what we're going to talk today.
So the first thing is we'll try to create
a persona of a developer.
Me being a developer, I would like
to sort of do it in this way, where I take a problem.
I think of myself as doing exactly the same thing which
every developer would be doing.
And that's exactly what we'll do.
We'll try to create a persona.
We'll try to introduce some of the Gemini models.
And then we'll see.
some of the requirements from a leadership perspective,
from a developer perspective.
And then we'll go through a bunch of notebooks,
three, essentially.
And then the last part, which is my favorite,
where we'll try to extend the idea into more
production-ready things.
More on that later.
So let's start with the developer challenge.
And like I said, I'm going to take a persona.
So imagine that I'm working in a financial firm.
And the boss comes to me and says, hey,
we want to automate a bunch of stuff that let's say analysts are doing and
how can we do that? What are the things that we can help them achieve in that
sense? Now the problem statement that has been given is let's say we want to sort
of reduce the research time and cost for the financial analyst team and to do
that what we need is we need to solve this problem from a multi-modal
perspective because if you think about the work that analysts or researchers do
They essentially go through so many different kinds of sources.
They go through reports.
They go through PDFs, videos, audios, earning calls.
There's so much modality involved in this.
And essentially, that's what our problem statement is.
At an idea stage, I would want to prototype this and see
