ricardolui/looker-integration-api-example

Cloud Run Hello World with Cloud Code

This "Hello World" is a Cloud Run service that renders a webpage.

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Table of Contents

• VS Code Guide
  1. Getting Started
  2. Running on Cloud Run
• IntelliJ Guide
  1. Getting Started
  2. Running on Cloud Run
• Service Configuration
• Next steps

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VS Code Guide

VS Code Getting Started

This sample demonstrates how to use the Cloud Code extension in VS Code.

• Install Cloud Code for VS Code
• Creating a new app
• Editing YAML files

VS Code Running on Cloud Run

1. Open the command palette
2. Run Cloud Code: Deploy to Cloud Run

IntelliJ Guide

IntelliJ Getting Started

This sample demonstrates how to use the Cloud Code extension in IntelliJ.

• Install Cloud Code for IntelliJ
• Creating a new Cloud Run app

IntelliJ Running on Cloud Run

1. Enable Cloud Run support on your project. In the Console, use the navigation menu to access APIs and Services > Dashboard. Click on Cloud Run API within the list of available APIs and click Enable API.
2. Choose the automatically created run configuration, Cloud Run: Deploy from the Run/Debug configurations dialog on the top taskbar.
3. Click Run run action icon. This brings up the Edit configuration window.
4. Set your Google Cloud project ID.
5. Choose a region for your deployment platform.
6. Click Run.

Service Configuration

Configuration for this service uses environment variables.

• PORT [default: 8080] The service binds this port. To avoid conflicts, set explicitly this environment variable to an unused value.

Next Steps

• Read the Cloud Run documentation on developing your service.
• Follow the System packages tutorial to learn how to use the command-line to build and deploy a more complicated service.