I have a nodejs app on Google cloud app engine which I cloned from my GitHub repo, after some time i added some files to my GitHub repo. How I update my node app on Google cloud? Do I have to delete it and clone again or can just add the updated files?
You can create a build trigger.
A build trigger instructs Container Builder to automatically build
your image whenever there are changes pushed to the build source. You
can set a build trigger to re-build your images on any changes to the
source repository, or only changes that match certain criteria.
Currently build triggers support
Google Cloud Source Repository
GitHub
Bitbucket
More details about build triggers can be found here.
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I have a node React project in Bitbucket which is already deployed in Google App Engine. I have made some changes to the my application and I would like to know how to deploy the new changes to the Google App Engine using command shell.
I have tried git pull command it says that there is no repository, even if I can see the project files.
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With the amount of details given and seeing what you are trying to do, I think that the best solution for you would be using Cloud Source Repositories.
If you end up using Cloud Source Repositories, here you'll find a guide explaining how to mirror a Bitbucket repository. After mirroring the desired repository, as you are using Google App Engine, you should read this documentation in which it is described how to integrate Cloud Source Repositories with Google App Engine.
Please bear in mind that using Cloud Source Repositories might involve additional charges if you exceed the free tier, this is explained in the pricing section for Cloud Source Repositories.
If you don't want to use Cloud Source Repositories, here you'll find how to clone a Bitbucket repository.
When i push my updated Angular 2 code to Github Repository. Azure Hosted Web Application with using that git repository immediately serve updated code. Does it check every time for latest changes? If yes then is it affecting on performance? What is the Azure web app life cycle after code push to git repository ?
When you link a GitHub repository, Azure App Service registers a Webhook on GitHub. When you push to GitHub, it triggers a Webhook that then triggers a deployment of the code. The github repo is pulled (only pulling the changed files, just as if you did a git pull <branch>. It then runs the deployment script (or generates one and then runs it if you haven't supplied one). The default one does an npm install --production followed by an npm build before restarting the service.
I have nodejs app. Can I deploy it to azure app service without VS or other big IDE?
So, I want an easy way to select branch what I need push it to azure and run default command for nodejs.
I'm stuck with it, because all of solution it is use VS.
You can deploy to azure app service by using Azure App Service Deployment step/task. For example:
Create a build definition
Add related step/task to build your project
Add Azure App Service Deployment step/task (Can publish using Web Deploy or upload files directly)
Select Triggers tab and enable Continuous Integration
Specify repository and branch filters
After that, the build will be triggered if you push changes to target branch.
Related article: Define a continuous integration build for your Node.js app
Regarding run command for nodejs, you can refer to this thread by using kudu API: Include node modules in azure deployment via VSTS.
This can be done. Take a look at the build and release functionality in Visual Studio Team Services.
With VSTS Build, you can trigger a build and push to an Azure Web App automatically on a Git check-in for a particular branch, or you can manually trigger the build and push.
Take a look at the Azure App Service Deploy task in VSTS build.
Note that since VSTS is pulling from your Git repo, it doesn't matter what IDE you use to actually develop your app with.
Also, VSTS is free for small teams and a single deployment pipeline.
I am new to Google cloud and I have an application running on nodejs server deployed using Google Compute Engine. It is Javascript based application. But now, when I need to change some frontend code for my app, I am unbale to push the changes to the code.
I tried to connect it with BitBucket, succeeded but google didn't changed the deployed code base according to change in bitbucket. Then I created a google cloud repository and did same thing. I can see my changed code in google cloud repository but still the code deployed for my app is not showing any reflections of the change? I tried restarting Instance but in vain.
How to change my runnable codebase for app hosted on Google Compute Engine?
As #Adam says "Push-to-deploy" is supported only on App Engine.
If you want to setup your "Push-to-deploy" solution on compute engine you need to install Jenkins and configure it to "polling" your Git repo, then Jenkins can run "tasks" after a new commit arrive and deploy what you want!
have fun with continuos integration!
Azure allows you to deploy from source code located in Github. I've been able to create my first Node app in Visual Studio but when trying to set up continuous deployment (meaning that whenever I push changes to the github repository, it automatically publishes to my azure website), I won't update. My azure portal shows that commits have been made and updates the deployments, but the website won't show the actual changes. What do I need to do to make this work?