The Google Cloud Platform is a comprehensive cloud computing solution offered by Google that provides powerful tools for businesses to leverage their success. Built on the same cutting-edge technology used by Google internally, this platform offers numerous advantages, including the capability to move virtual machines around without interruption and the capacity to instantly scale any web-based solution. With the Google Cloud Platform, companies can take advantage of the latest technological innovations to maximize their success.
John Kariuki, a Works Developer based in Asia, has created a Scotch.io lesson that offers users the opportunity to learn how to use Kubernetes and the Google Container Engine to deploy a containerized Node.js application to the Google Cloud Platform. This lesson helps users to understand the key role that Kubernetes plays in managing GKE clusters with ease.
Once John has acquired the necessary expertise, he will demonstrate how to deploy a Docker program on a continuous basis using the Google Container Engine. In a Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) environment, where the application is frequently modified by members of the team and regularly pushed to pre-staging, staging, pre-production and production pipelines, this capability is of paramount importance. These lessons provide an excellent foundation for working with the GCP. For comprehensive “how-to” guides, we recommend visiting scotch.io.
