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This document discusses using custom runtimes with Google Cloud and deploying Node.js applications to App Engine. It provides instructions on the 4 required files (app.yaml, Dockerfile, server.js, package.json) and commands for deploying the application using gcloud. It also briefly mentions other Google Cloud options for infrastructure as a service including storage, compute, DNS, APIs and BigQuery that can be used with Node.js applications.
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ABSTRACT
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SPEAKER BIO
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Node.js and Google Cloud
- 1. javascript and google cloud
- 3. how google cloud work?
- 5. PaaS
- 6. go python php java custom runtimes
- 9. you need 4 files
- 10. app.yaml Dockerfile server.js package.json
- 11. app.yaml version: 1 runtime: custom vm: true api_version: 1 manual_scaling: instances: 1 handlers: ...
- 13. server.js var appengine = require('appengine'); var express = require('express'); var app = express(); app.use(appengine.middleware.base); app.get('/_ah/health', function(req, res) { res.set('Content-Type', 'text/plain'); res.send(200, 'ok'); }); app.listen(8080, '0.0.0.0'); console.log('Listening on port 8080');
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- 15. ♥
- 16. deploy $ gcloud preview app run . $ gcloud --verbosity debug preview app run . $ gcloud --project YOUR-PROJECT preview app deploy .
- 17. ♥
- 18. we have other option
- 20. IaaS
- 21. storage compute dns api's big query
- 22. to use with node.js bit.ly/node-google
- 23. ♥
- 24. vlw♥