From the course: Leveraging Google Cloud Developer and DevOps Tools

Unlock this course with a free trial

Join today to access over 25,300 courses taught by industry experts.

Storing code in Cloud Source Repositories

Storing code in Cloud Source Repositories - Google Cloud Platform Tutorial

From the course: Leveraging Google Cloud Developer and DevOps Tools

Start my 1-month free trial Buy for my team

Storing code in Cloud Source Repositories

“

- [Instructor] A relatively new offering in the Google service for developer list is Cloud Source Repositories. These are Git repositories where your application code is stored on the Google Cloud. And this is designed for scenarios with CI/CD, or continuous integration, continuous deployment. As well as an alternative using repository like GitHub. So just to set up, I had set up a repository already and if I click add repository, I can create a new repository or connect to external, which was a mirror of a hosted service, such as GitHub or Bitbucket. So you have two different options here. So if I say continue, and I just say demo2 and then I want a project ID, and I'm just going to set my project ID. And then I'm going to click create. So once I have a repository, then I can push code from a local git repository, or I can clone. And I have different methods I can use SSH. I can use Google cloud SDK with G Cloud or…

Contents