antonpp / gcp-mvp Goto Github PK

1. Navigate to console.cloud.google.com and create an account.
2. Select a project or click NEW PROJECT to create my-mvp project. (Use existing project if using pre-created accounts.)
3. Click 'Activate CloudShell' (*) button top right of the page. Once it loads click 'Open editor'.

(*) More info on Cloud Shell here: Cloud Shell, just make sure to commit your work to Github when you're done. Or you can ofcourse still use your laptop too, but in that case you'll need to install gcloud yourself. If you do feel free to skip this section.

1. Head to GitHub and create an account if you haven't.
2. Create a new empty private repository named /my-demo-app. Ensure to add .gitignore and README.
3. Take a break! Maybe grab a coffee for 12 minutes (that's the time it generally takes for the cluster to be created).

1. Upon entering Cloud Shell, close any welcome screen and mark tasks as "done".
2. Clone your Git Repository. Allow the GitHub extension to sign in and finish the authentication flow.
3. Clone the repository created in the previous section, my-demo-app, and open the folder once cloned.

We will now follow the steps from the Deploy a Python service to Cloud Run tutorial. See here for other languages. If you'd like to deploy a LLM langchain app on Google Cloud see here and here.

1. Within the workstation, open a new terminal and enter:

   gcloud init

   Follow the on-screen instructions.
2. Set your project by running:

   gcloud config set project PROJECT_ID

3. Create the files main.py, requirements.txt, Dockerfile, and .dockerignore as instructed in the tutorial.
4. Deploy to Cloud Run with:

   gcloud run deploy

   and follow the instructions. Note: The Cloud Run container will be deployed under the run.app domain.

1. Head to Cloud Run in the console and select the deployed app my-demo-app.
2. Click set up continuous deployment.
3. If prompted, click enable cloud build api.
4. For Repository Provider, choose GitHub.
5. Authenticate with GitHub when prompted and select the repo you created earlier.
6. Complete the Build Configuration and select the Dockerfile. Save your settings.

1. You should now observe a 'Building and deploying from repository' stage. Click on logs to check on the build progress.

1. Go to Cloud Build > History.
2. Head back to Cloud Workstation and make a modification in main.py.
3. Configure git's email and name in the Workstation terminal:

   git config --global user.name "John Doe"
   git config --global user.email [email protected]

4. Stage, commit, and push the changes. For instance:

   git add .
   git commit -m "initial commit"
   git push main

5. Navigate back to Cloud Build history. You should see a new build starting.
6. To verify the changes, navigate to the Cloud Run URL once it's done deploying.