![]() ![]() STOP_PREVIOUS_VERSION: If true the previous version receiving traffic is stopped, false to not stop the previous version.ĮXTRA_ARGS: Extra arguments to be passed to the CLI (see Google app deploy docs for more details).ĭEBUG: Turn on extra debug information. PROMOTE: If true the deployed version receives all traffic, false to not receive traffic. IMAGE: Deploy with a specific GCR docker image. VERSION: The version of the app to be created/replaced.īUCKET: A google cloud storage bucket to store the files associated with the deployment. If left empty, the app.yaml from the current directory will be used. KEY_FILE (*): base64 encoded Key file for a Google service account.ĭEPLOYABLES: List of white space separated yaml files to be passed to gcloud. For example, to add kubectl and app-engine-java components: FROM gcr. jdk8, but using a JDK11 or JDK17 is also possible. To install additional components for Alpine-based images, create a Dockerfile that uses the cloud-sdk image as the base image. Prerequisites Use a JDK8 environment, so it can build the Java8 GAE runtime. PROJECT (*): The project that owns the app to deploy. This repository contains the Java Source Code for Google App Engine standard environment, the production runtime, the AppEngine APIs, and the local SDK. In your repo go to Repository settings, under Pipelines, select Repository variables and create a new variable named KEY_FILE and paste the encoded service account credentials.Ĭonfigure the pipe and add the variables: PROJECT and KEY_FILE Note: for some versions of MacOS the -w 0 is not necessary. ![]() Once you have your key file, open up a terminal and browse to the location of your key file.Įncode your file in base64 format: base64 -w 0 and copy the output of the command. For more guidance see Google's guide to creating service keys. For more guidance see Google's guide to creating service keys.Įnsure that an IAM user is configured with sufficient permissions to perform a deployment of your application using gcloud.Įnable the right APIs and services needed for your application.Ĭlone the Google App Engine example repository.Ĭreate a Google service account key. ![]()
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