Abby Carey - Developing Flask Applications for Google Cloud

Develop Flask applications for Google Cloud using Cloud Code, an IDE plugin that automates development workflows for cloud-native apps, and explore its features, including Cloud Run, Service accounts, and more.

Key takeaways

Cloud Code is an IDE plugin that automates development workflows for cloud-native applications, focusing on Cloud Run development with Google Cloud.
Cloud Run is a container-based platform that lets you deploy stateless HTTP containers, with support for multiple languages including Java, Python, Go, and Node.js.
Service accounts are important for Cloud Run, providing identity and access control.
Cloud Run supports automatic scaling, load balancing, and security features like SSL/TLS termination.
Cloud Code supports several IDEs, including Visual Studio Code, PyCharm, and IntelliJ.
Cloud Code helps with automation, allowing developers to focus on code rather than repetitive tasks.
Cloud Run supports Container Registry, Google Cloud Storage, BigQuery, and Cloud SQL connections.
Cloud Code demonstrates translating text using the Cloud Translation API.
There are 6 ways to use Cloud Code, including showing the best practices along the way.
Cloud Run supports custom binaries and libraries, supporting any language or library.
Buildpacks can be used instead of Docker files.
Cloud Run can be used with Datastore and Cloud SQL.
Cloud Code helps with containerizing applications using Docker, and automating development workflows.
Service accounts can be used to grant roles on identities.
Cloud Code works on multiple platforms, including Cloud-based Editor.
Cloud Run supports serverless architecture.
Cloud Code helps with integrating Cloud APIs, including Translation API and Storage APIs.
Cloud Code provides a dev tool for automating repetitive processes.
Cloud Run supports flexible pricing models, including pay-per-use.

Abby Carey - Developing Flask Applications for Google Cloud

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