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ip2continent_name¶
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bigfunction directly from your Google Cloud Project (no install required).
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ip2continent_name
function is deployed inbigfunctions
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Public BigFunctions Datasets:
Region | Dataset |
---|---|
eu |
bigfunctions.eu |
us |
bigfunctions.us |
europe-west1 |
bigfunctions.europe_west1 |
asia-east1 |
bigfunctions.asia_east1 |
... | ... |
Description¶
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ip2continent_name(ip)
Description
Get continent
of ip
This functions uses IP address data powered by IPinfo and released under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. You are required to attribute IPinfo to use their free datasets. The attribution requirements can be met by giving their service credit as your data source. Simply place a link to IPinfo on the website, application, or social media account that uses their data.
Examples¶
select bigfunctions.eu.ip2continent_name('152.216.7.110')
select bigfunctions.us.ip2continent_name('152.216.7.110')
select bigfunctions.europe_west1.ip2continent_name('152.216.7.110')
+---------------+
| continent |
+---------------+
| North America |
+---------------+
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Use cases¶
You have web server logs stored in BigQuery that contain the IP addresses of visitors. You want to analyze traffic patterns by continent. You can use the ip2continent_name
function to add a "continent" column to your log data:
#standardSQL
SELECT
timestamp,
request,
userAgent,
clientIp,
bigfunctions.us.ip2continent_name(clientIp) AS continent -- Assuming your data is in US region
FROM
`your_project.your_dataset.your_webserver_logs`;
This query adds a continent
column derived from the clientIp
column. You can then use this new column for aggregations and reporting:
#standardSQL
SELECT
continent,
COUNT(*) AS visit_count
FROM (
SELECT
bigfunctions.us.ip2continent_name(clientIp) AS continent
FROM
`your_project.your_dataset.your_webserver_logs`
)
GROUP BY continent
ORDER BY visit_count DESC;
This would give you a breakdown of the number of visits from each continent. Remember to replace your_project.your_dataset.your_webserver_logs
with the actual path to your table and select the appropriate BigQuery region for the function call (e.g., bigfunctions.eu
, bigfunctions.asia_northeast1
, etc.) based on your data location.
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