Working on Kubernetes apps with Cloud Code

Get started with Cloud Code

• Cloud Code features

  A quick overview of Cloud Code features.

Working with Kubernetes

• Create an application

  Create a Kubernetes application with the Cloud Code using a sample application.

• Use an existing Kubernetes application with Cloud Code

  Configure an existing Kubernetes application to use with Cloud Code.

• Work with Google Cloud and Kubernetes YAML

  Edit YAML files with snippets, auto-complete, and other optimizations, with Cloud Code.

• Run a Kubernetes application

  Run a Kubernetes application with the Cloud Code and preview it live.

• Develop portions of an application independently

  Develop and debug parts of your application independently by splitting your application into Skaffold modules.

• Develop a Kubernetes app with remote development

  Use Cloud Code to open your codebase in a remote container where your application is built, debugged, and deployed.

• Debug a Kubernetes application

  Debug and view logs for your running application with Cloud Code's built-in support.

• Attach a debugger to a Kubernetes pod

  Attach a debugger to a Kubernetes podwith Cloud Code's built-in support.

• View Kubernetes logs

  View your Kubernetes logs in your IDE with Cloud Code's built-in support.

• Manage Kubernetes clusters

  Manage Kubernetes clusters with Cloud Code and Google Kubernetes Engine or minikube.

• Manage private clusters

  Manage private Kubernetes clusters.

• Develop a Kubernetes app with remote development

  Use Cloud Code for VS Code remote development.