Managing Container-Based Development Environments on GCP

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Arthur Feldkamp

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1. Introduction.mp4

02:22

2. Comparing Types of Development Environments.mp4

02:21

3. Determining How Many Environments to Use.mp4

02:12

4. How Cloud Infrastructure Impacts Development Workflow.mp4

02:10

5. Installing Docker 3.mp4

03:42

6. Understanding Kubernetes.mp4

03:35

7. Understanding Kubernetes.mp4

03:50

8. Managing Local Kubernetes Clusters with kubectl and minikube.mp4

03:59

9. Streamlining Local Kubernetes Development.mp4

04:38

10. Using Google Cloud Code in Visual Studio Code.mp4

01:43

11. Running a Kubernetes Application from VS Code.mp4

03:22

12. Creating a Cloud Run Service with VS Code.mp4

03:05

13. Working with Repositories and Registries on GCP.mp4

05:51

14. Automating Deployment to Production with Cloud Build Triggers.mp4

03:44

15. Managing Complex Applications with Cloud Deployment Manager.mp4

04:06

16. Summary.mp4

03:22

Description

In this lesson, we will explore some of the tools available to build and manage development environments intended for deployment on Google Cloud Platform products. We will also demonstrate how to easily push builds from our local machine to Google-hosted services.

We will start the lesson by covering the different types of development environments and their purposes. We will touch briefly on popular software methodologies and frameworks as they relate to choices in number and type of development environments.

This lesson will focus on container-based application development environments, tools, and services. We will first walk through installing and using Docker and Kubernetes on your local machine. Then we will explore how to push projects to Google Cloud Run and Google Kubernetes Engine.

Writing applications using Kubernetes or Cloud Run can be further streamlined with Google Cloud Code, which provides direct IDE support for development on these platforms. We will examine how to install and use Google Cloud Code with Visual Studio Code.

Learning Objectives

Understand the types of development environments and when to use them
Install a container-based local development environment
Add Google Cloud Code support to VS Code
Push code from a local development environment and run on Google Cloud Platform using:

Google Cloud Run
Google Kubernetes Engine
Google Deployment Manager

Intended Audience

Programmers interested in developing containerized applications on Google Cloud Platform
Solo developers new to working on a development team
Anyone preparing for the Google Professional Cloud DevOps Engineer certification

Prerequisites

To get the most out of this lesson, you should:

Have a Google Cloud Platform account
Have Google Cloud SDK installed and initialized
Be familiar with IAM role management for GCP resources
Have Visual Studio Code, Python 3, and Git installed

Knowledge of Python would also be beneficial for scripting with GCP, but it's not essential.

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