Real-time data processing refers to the ability to acquire, process, and interpret data as it is produced, while batch data refers to a static set of data that is processed as a whole. Real-time data comprises two types: event data, which is a record of a change of state, and streaming data, which is a continuous flow of data. Batch processing on GCP leverages its infrastructure to automatically scale the compute resources based on the data volume and processing requirements. By leveraging Dataflow, data pipelines can be built by processing and transforming data in real-time and batch modes.








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Learning in Btree is a career-elevating opportunity for students with a GCP Data Engineer Certification. It will make you an expert in influencing Google’s cutting-edge infrastructure, tools, and services. This course is for training both beginners and experts who are interested in learning the concept of data engineering based on the GCP.
Our trainers are experienced professionals, as they will provide you with world-class GCP training that will empower you in all aspects, from designing to development, and managing a securely accessible cloud solution. With our meticulously curated guidance, you’ll gain the confidence and skills to bag coveted career prospects in the dynamic field of cloud technology.
Grow in-demand skills in emerging cloud technologies with GCP training and a valued certification. In this course, you’ll learn various storage products like Cloud Storage, Disk, and Filestore for unstructured data. You’ll build an ML custom model Notebook, Scikit Learn Library, by storing processes and analysing your petabyte-scale data with Google Cloud BigQuery. Methods to store data inside the memory for faster access with the memory Store redis database.
BTree focuses on real-time, hands-on training with live projects, practical tools, and constant mentor support. We offer lifetime access to LMS, recorded sessions, and career-focused content—all at affordable pricing.
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