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management costs and usage management infrastructure as code sdk languages frameworks and tools home documentation application development cloud shell guides send feedback create and deploy a containerized web app stay organized with collections save and categorize content based on your preferences learn how to create a containerized web app using the cloud shell editor test it locally and then deploy it to a google kubernetes engine gke cluster to follow step by step guidance for this task directly in the cloud shell editor click guide me guide me before you begin in the google cloud console go to the project selector page go to project selector select or create a google cloud project roles required to select or create a project select a project selecting a project doesn t require a specific iam role you can select any project that you ve been granted a role on create a project to create a project you need the project creator role roles resourcemanager projectcreator which contains the resourcemanager projects create permission learn how to grant roles note if you don t plan to keep the resources that you create in this procedure create a project instead of selecting an existing project after you finish these steps you can delete the project removing all resources associated with the project create your web app use the cloud shell editor as your environment for creating your app the editor comes preloaded with the tools needed for cloud development to create your app launch the cloud shell editor if prompted to authorize cloud code to use your credentials to make a google cloud api call click authorize launch the cloud code menu from the status bar select new application select kubernetes application as the type of sample app from the list of sample kubernetes apps select go hello world select a folder for your app location and then click create new application cloud shell editor loads your app in a new workspace after it reloads your app is accessible with the explorer view test your app in a local cluster now that you ve created your app you can run it in a local kubernetes cluster in cloud shell to open a cloud shell terminal click terminal new terminal to start your local minikube cluster from the terminal command prompt run the following command minikube start it might take a minute to set up the minikube cluster if prompted to authorize cloud shell to make cloud api calls click authorize after your cluster is set up a message similar to the following appears done kubectl is now configured to use minikube cluster after the local cluster is configured build and run this app launch the cloud code menu from the status bar select run on kubernetes if prompted confirm that you want to use the current minikube context this process takes a few minutes and you can view the deployment status in the development sessions view clicking different nodes in the development sessions view displays log excerpts pertaining to the selected deployment phase after your app finishes building and deploying find the port forward node for your service in the development sessions view expand port forward urls service go hello world external to launch your app hold the pointer over go hello world external and then click open_in_new open url edit your app to understand the hello world app s components see the diagram in the app s readme md file at a high level the app consists of a basic go hello world web app main go that returns a templated it s running response to all received requests a load balancer go hello world external service hello service yaml that exposes the app by describing a kubernetes service to modify the app modify your main go file to print it s redeployed the file saves automatically give your app a minute to finish building and deploying and monitor your app s progress as it s rebuilt using the development sessions view after your app finishes building and deploying find the port forward node for your service development sessions port forward urls service go hello world external to launch your app hold the pointer over go hello world external and click open_in_new open url view app logs to analyze your app while it s running use the log viewer to monitor its logs launch the log viewer by opening the command palette accessible with ctrl cmd shift p or view command palette and then running cloud code view logs this view allows you to filter and navigate the logs for your app specify the deployment filters to view the logs for your app go hello world switch to the tab with your app that shows it s redeployed reload the page in the browser and then switch back to the cloud shell tab to view the newly generated logs in the log viewer click refresh refresh create a google kubernetes engine cluster to create a new google kubernetes engine cluster to deploy your app to click cloud code and then expand the kubernetes section click add add a cluster to the kubeconfig and then click google kubernetes engine in the quick pick menu when prompted to enable container googleapis com click yes click create a new gke cluster choose standard as the cluster type click open to permit cloud shell to open the google cloud console in google cloud console use the project you created set the zone to us central1 a and set the cluster name to my first cluster click create cluster creation takes a few minutes after the cluster is created in the quick pick menu click refresh after the name of your new cluster appears in the list click the cluster name your new cluster is added to the configuration and configured to be the active context deploy your app to a gke cluster to deploy your app to the new cluster from the cloud code menu accessible using the status bar select run on kubernetes confirm your newly created cluster as the context for your app confirm the default option for your image registry give your app a minute to finish building and deploying and monitor your app s progress as it s rebuilt using the development sessions view after your app finishes building and deploying find the port forward node for your service in the development sessions view expand port forward urls service go hello world external to launch your app hold the pointer over go hello world external and click open_in_new open url cleaning up to delete just the cluster you created for this quickstart hold the pointer over your cluster name and then click open in google cloud console click delete and then click delete to delete your project and associated resources including any clusters go to the projects page in the google cloud console go to the projects page select the project that you created for this quickstart and then click delete type the project id to confirm and then click shut down this shuts down the project and schedules it for deletion what s next discover the features of the cloud shell editor interface read about debugging with the cloud shell editor and cloud shell editor s additional support for 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