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Hello World App
This example creates a simple web server that serves "Hello, world."
NOTE: The commands below assume that you have set $PROJECT_ID to the name of
your GCP project. If your project name is my-project, you can do this by
executing export PROJECT_ID=my-project prior to running the below commands.
First, build the app:
gcloud builds submit --config=cloudbuild.yaml .
If you have Docker installed locally, you can test your app. In one window, run:
gcloud docker -- run -p 8080:8080 gcr.io/$PROJECT_ID/hello-app
In a separate window, execute curl localhost:8080 (or go there in your web
browser), and you should see your containerized web service respond Hello, world!
If you don't have Docker installed locally, you can test your app by deploying it into the Google App Engine flexible envionment:
gcloud app deploy --image-url=gcr.io/$PROJECT_ID/hello-app app.yaml
You can then hit the URL returned by that command to see the Hello, world! web
service response.
Don't forget to tear down your App Engine deployment to avoid billing charges for a running service.
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