Deploying a Containerized Application on Cloud Run

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Developing Containerized Applications on Google Cloud

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In this lab, you create and deploy a containerized application on Cloud Run.

Questo esercizio fa parte del corso

Developing Containerized Applications on Google Cloud

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A brief introduction to the course structure, and it's contents.

Exercise 1: Course Introduction

This module discusses the basics of containers and container images. You'll learn how to build and package applications into container images with Docker and Buildpacks, and learn about some of the continuous integration and delivery tools to build container images. The module also reviews some of the best practices to create, test, and secure containers.

Exercise 1: Containers and container images Exercise 2: Building container images with Docker Exercise 3: Creating and Running Docker Containers Exercise 4: Building container images with Buildpacks Exercise 5: Creating a Containerized Application with Buildpacks Exercise 6: Continuous integration and delivery tools Exercise 7: Best Practices Exercise 8: Quiz Question 1 Exercise 9: Quiz Question 2 Exercise 10: Quiz Question 3 Exercise 11: Quiz Question 4 Exercise 12: Quiz Question 5 Exercise 13: Module review

This module introduces Cloud Run, it's features, and use cases for developing and running containerized applications. It also provided an introduction to Google Kubernetes Engine.

Exercise 1: Introduction to Cloud Run Exercise 2: Deploying a Containerized Application on Cloud Run

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Exercise 3: Features and use cases of Cloud Run Exercise 4: Introduction to Google Kubernetes Engine Exercise 5: Container-Optimized OS Exercise 6: Quiz Question 1 Exercise 7: Quiz Question 2 Exercise 8: Quiz Question 3 Exercise 9: Quiz Question 4 Exercise 10: Quiz Question 5 Exercise 11: Module review

Brief review of what was discussed in the course.

Exercise 1: Course review