Generate AI videos from text prompts with Google Veo
This n8n workflow uses the Google Gemini node to generate AI videos via the Veo model. It replaces complex manual API setups with a simple, plug-and-play experience. Important Prerequisite To use the Veo model, your Google Cloud project must have billing enabled. The feature is not available on the free tier and may incur charges. Who Is This For? Marketers & Content Creators Quickly create B-roll, ad clips, or social content from text prompts. Filmmakers & Artists Prototype scenes and visualize ideas without filming. Anyone exploring AI video generation Use Google’s Veo model without any manual API work. What the Workflow Does Define Prompt Write a text prompt in the 1. Set Video Prompt node. Trigger Manually run the workflow with one click. Generate The Gemini node sends the prompt to the Veo model and generates a video. Output Returns a binary video file ready to save or share. Setup Instructions Enable Google Cloud Billing Make sure your Google Cloud project has billing activated. Add Credentials Add your Google AI (Gemini) credentials in n8n. Set the Prompt Open the 1. Set Video Prompt node and write your video idea. Activate Workflow Save and activate the workflow. Run It Click “Execute Workflow” to generate a video. Requirements n8n (Cloud or Self-Hosted) Google Cloud Project with billing enabled Google AI (Gemini) credentials linked to that project Customization Ideas Save Output Add a Google Drive, Dropbox, or S3 node to store the video. Post Automatically Connect social media nodes (YouTube Shorts, TikTok, etc.) to publish content. Generate in Bulk Replace the Set node with Google Sheets or Airtable to generate multiple videos from a list of prompts.
By Fahmi FahrezaAutomate PostgreSQL & MySQL database management on Linux servers
This automated n8n workflow efficiently manages the setup, creation, and deletion of PostgreSQL and MySQL databases on a Linux server, executing tasks in approximately 10 seconds. It automates installation, configuration, and user management with support for remote access. Core Elements Set Parameters - Defines server details, database type, action, and credentials Type Check - Confirms the selected database type PostgreSQL Action Check - Identifies the action for PostgreSQL PostgreSQL Create Check - Validates creation conditions for PostgreSQL Install PostgreSQL - Sets up and configures PostgreSQL Create PostgreSQL DB - Establishes a new PostgreSQL database with user access Delete PostgreSQL DB - Removes a PostgreSQL database and user MySQL Action Check - Identifies the action for MySQL MySQL Create Check - Validates creation conditions for MySQL Install MySQL - Sets up and configures MySQL Create MySQL DB - Establishes a new MySQL database with user access Delete MySQL DB - Removes a MySQL database and user Format Output - Structures the final workflow output Getting Started Guide Import the workflow into n8n Adjust parameters in the Set Parameters node Execute the workflow Confirm the database operation on the server Necessary Requirements SSH-enabled Linux server Root-level access rights Customization Options Switch db_type between PostgreSQL and MySQL Select action (install, create, delete) via the action parameter Tailor databasename, dbuser, and db_password as needed Features Install Database Server - Deploys PostgreSQL or MySQL with optimal configuration Create Database - Generates new databases with assigned users and permissions Delete Database - Eliminates databases and their associated users Parameters to Configure server_host: Your Linux server IP address server_user: SSH username (typically 'root') server_password: SSH password db_type: Select 'postgresql' or 'mysql' action: Select 'install', 'create', or 'delete' database_name: Name of the database to create or delete db_user: Database username db_password: Database password How to Use Copy the JSON code from the artifact Access your n8n workspace Choose "Import from JSON" or "+" → "From JSON" Insert the JSON code Set parameters in the "Set Parameters" node with your server information Run the workflow Workflow Actions Install: Sets up the database server, enables remote access, and initializes the database Create: Establishes a new database with a specific user Delete: Erases the database and its associated user The workflow automatically manages Ubuntu/Debian package setup Service initialization and configuration Remote access setup User and permission assignments Authentication configuration Update the parameters in the "Set Parameters" node with your server specifics and execute the workflow!
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