How to run code on Google Cloud

There are many ways you can run code on Google Cloud, including virtual machines, serverless computing, and containers. In this episode of Google Cloud Essentials, Ryan Matsumoto shares the options you have for running code on Google Cloud, from highly managed to highly customizable. Watch for an overview of several different ways you can run code on Google Cloud!

Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
6:50 - Wrap up

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[trevortruog]

great overview of the tradeoffs for the different options!

[shyama]

Good summary. Are there best practices in how we migrate from one to another - say an App Engine project to Cloud Function?

[qureshizaid]

You can also run it on cloud console using cloud editor, you can make directories, store and run files.

[akayx]

This was a surprisingly good overview! Thanks!

[endrust]

Ryan, thanks for the samples. It makes much more easier to understand then having only dry theory.

[mikechoe]

Great visual for the most abstracted to least for the different services available in GCP.

[Jay_on_youtube_today]

Is it too much to ask for gcloud support of dev_appserver with python3 on windows? It's Really important for testing whole app functionality with a local instance of datastore and memcache.

[prasad_yt]

All most all of the Google Cloud videos mention Node.js as a programming language . Not sure what is the reason for that. Your screens clearly mention that as a run time.

[ujzysjx]

What's this? I can't see a code example. Video not usefull

[brentmcd]

💻📡 why can't we have some sort of access to these features through Drive ? splitting our storage into an allocated space instead of purchasing google 1 ??

[ambeshsingh]

Nice video. What platform would you suggest if the requirement is to periodically call and store results of 3rd party REST APIs?

[DishimokDishimok]

Virtual VPN is there virtual VPN is there question tag