Simplify Cloud Run development with Visual Studio Code

Deploying a Cloud Run service with Visual Studio Code → goo.gle/31zSJgD
Google Cloud blog → goo.gle/3dfzpuk
Building a Cloud Run web application and using Visual Studio Code? In this episode of Serverless Toolbox Extended, Martin and Abby show you how to run, debug, and easily deploy a Cloud Run service locally with Visual Studio Code. Watch to learn how the VS extension in Cloud Code simplifies Cloud Run development!
Timestamps:
0:00​ - Intro
1:12 - Installing Cloud Code in Visual Studio Code
1:50 - Download the sample app
2:40 - Run the sample app locally
6:20 - Hot reload after code changes
7:30 - Adding a Datastore database
12:45 - Local debugging
16:05 - Deploying the service to the cloud
17:25 - Viewing the server logs in Visual Studio Code
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Product: Cloud Run; fullname: Martin Omander, Abby Carey;

[@SebBel-ee9ws]

I was stuggling to piece together everything needed to put my server on Cloud Run.. but then I discovered this video! Excellent thank you so much for all of the information, the VS code extension is super useful.

[@TheMomander]

Happy to hear it helped!

[@youngmacdonaldsfarm8136]

I love how dumbed down it is. Very helpful. Perfect for me!

[@TheMomander]

We are all beginners at first. Good to hear you found the video helpful!

[@NazarRud]

First two minutes is enaugh to set up my VSCode. Thanks a lot guys

[@sanjayt1018]

Found the video that I was searching for :) Thanks for the cool content!!

[@PrimephotoStudio]

Thank you for sharing this video with us, very helpful.

[@googlecloudtech]

You are so welcome!

[@Blocktelligence]

What tools are used to create these recordings? I like the spherical video for the talent.

[@awanderingcat365]

How does it work with firestore? Can you make a video of Cloud Run + Firestore? Thanks 🙏

[@greg22autograf63]

This is awesome!

[@yoeldelanoval4555]

Thanks!!

[@kristofgilicze]

Feature looks very cool 😎. Though I don't understand why this much acting was needed, seemed a bit forced. It's not like hobby devs will fiddle around in GCP anytime soon.

[@kristofgilicze]

th-cam.com/video/0xzyrtzEs50/w-d-xo.html This kind of explains it, then again I find this rather optimistic at best. Yes maybe you can walk someone through step-by-step on setting this up.
The issue is that when all hell breaks loose, they are kind of left in the dark. Though GCP still a lot more user-friendly than AWS so props for that.

[@martinralfreindl]

Hobby developre here and this was super useful :-).

[@chaitanyadamarsingu9925]

what if the same thing in python ? is it comparatively slower.?

[@nawabahmadhzb]

Can you create a sample .Net web api project and deploy , i tried ...but not able to run ....

[@yosepmys7605]

I followed this tutorial and succeed to build locally via Cloud Run Emulator on my Mac M1. But when I build with my own code (nestjs), always getting the same error result: “The image was built but failed to start on the cluster. Because you are on an ARM64 machine, it is likely that you built an ARM64 image for an x86_64 cluster.
Update failed with error code STATUSCHECK_CONTAINER_TERMINATED”
I did tried some solutions, but still no luck. Anyone have tutorial nestjs combined with this great cloudrun tutorial?

[@aimnblbol]

What if you have 10 services, do you create 10 projects for those 10 services or do you create one project with 10 services? Could someone answer this. Thanks

[@TheMomander]

I would put the 10 services in a single project. The services will probably share some things, like database, network config and so on. Having them in a single project makes this easier.

[@itsdavidalonso]

Anyone know why App Engine is not supported in Cloud Code?

[@prites100]

Cool feature

[@AlbinKC96]

0:39 story of my life

[@moosegoose1282]

how to test with postgres sql?

[@sergiocamargo8515]

Is there a way to delete a deployed service from Code Cloud?

[@3rdtwirl494]

cloud code was found to be invalid or corrupted what can I do
what does that mean

[@TheMomander]

Sounds like something went wrong in the installation process. I would uninstall the extension, restart your computer, and try installing it again.

[@pdougall1]

This is nifty. I don't think this is a reasonable representation of working for a production application. Also if I were training someone new to systems like this I'd rather them learn the cloud console and how to operate independent of tools like this (emulator, docker, servers, deployment). This might be a nice tool to improve dev experience for a senior dev that already understands how to troubleshoot everything and can keep an understanding of what's going on under the covers.

[@TheMomander]

Good point!

[@aussieraver7182]

I love it when software companies change their UI.
I can't follow tutorials anymore, im looking at a completely different screen.
If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

[@ankitlakum1]

Nice flag logo

[@coffaschannel2021]

keren

[@brandonbarr2784]

She has a good mic but sounds like it’s not working and using mic in computer