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Google Cloud ofrece varias formas para que los desarrolladores mejoren la eficiencia de su flujo de trabajo de desarrollo, incluidas las siguientes herramientas:
Cloud Workstations: Desarrolla en entornos estandarizados
Como desarrollador, necesitas software y configuraciones específicas para realizar tus tareas. Los administradores de tu empresa pueden ayudarte con tus flujos de trabajo. Para ello, deben crear y distribuir una plantilla de entorno de desarrollo adecuada para tu proyecto específico.
Los desarrolladores pueden usar Cloud Workstations para obtener los siguientes beneficios:
Un entorno estandarizado que sea coherente para cada desarrollador de un equipo
Configuración preconfigurada establecida por los administradores.
Son opciones para acceder al entorno basado en la Web desde un navegador, SSH o IDE.
Google Cloud CLI: Escribe secuencias de comandos y automatiza
Las herramientas de Google Cloud CLI te ayudan a crear y administrar Google Cloud
recursos desde la línea de comandos o mediante secuencias de comandos y otra automatización. Por ejemplo, puedes crear una secuencia de comandos automatizada para enviar archivos a las VMs.
Usa gcloud CLI para hacer lo siguiente:
Administra tu configuración local.
Establece la autenticación.
Acceder a los servicios de Google Cloud a través de la línea de comandos
Cloud Code incluye herramientas que te ayudan a usar las bibliotecas cliente de Cloud y a desarrollar aplicaciones en la nube. Usa Cloud Code para realizar las siguientes tareas directamente en VS Code o en los IDE de JetBrains compatibles:
Integrar Google Cloud APIs para trabajar con Google Cloud servicios
Gemini Code Assist: Desarrolla e implementa con asistencia de IA
Cuando instalas la extensión de Cloud Code, también se instala de forma predeterminada la extensión de Gemini Code Assist.
Gemini Code Assist proporciona asistencia con IA para tu código, lo que incluye lo siguiente:
Generar y depurar código
Genera pruebas de unidades.
Chatea para responder preguntas sobre el código y otros temas técnicos.
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The administrators at your company can help you with your workflows by\ncreating and distributing a development environment template that is suited to\nyour specific project.\n\nDevelopers can use Cloud Workstations to obtain the following benefits:\n\n- A standardized environment that is consistent for each developer on a team.\n- Preconfigured settings established by administrators.\n- Options to access the web-based environment from a browser, SSH, or IDE.\n\nFor more details, see [Cloud Workstations overview](/workstations/docs/overview).\n\nGoogle Cloud CLI: Write scripts and automate\n--------------------------------------------\n\nThe [Google Cloud CLI](/sdk/gcloud) tools help you create and manage Google Cloud\nresources from the command line, or through scripts and other automation. For\nexample, you might create an automated script to push files to VMs.\n\nUse the gcloud CLI to do the following:\n\n- Manage your local configuration.\n- Establish authentication.\n- Access Google Cloud services through the command line.\n\nFor installation steps, see [Install the Google Cloud CLI](/sdk/docs/install-sdk).\n\nCloud Code: Develop directly in your IDE\n----------------------------------------\n\n[Cloud Code](/code/docs) includes tools that help you use\nCloud Client Libraries and develop cloud applications. Use Cloud Code to\ndo the following directly in VS Code or\n[supported JetBrains IDEs](/code/docs/intellij/ides):\n\n- Integrate Google Cloud APIs to work with Google Cloud services.\n- Access documentation.\n- Debug your application.\n- Use [Gemini Code Assist](#code-assist).\n\nCloud Code is automatically installed on Cloud Workstations and\nCloud Shell. To install the extension for your IDE, see the following:\n\n- [Install the Cloud Code for VS Code extension](/code/docs/vscode/install)\n- [Install the Cloud Code for IntelliJ plugin](/code/docs/intellij/install)\n\n### Gemini Code Assist: Develop and deploy with AI assistance\n\nWhen you install the Cloud Code extension, the\nGemini Code Assist extension is also installed by default.\nGemini Code Assist provides AI assistance with your code, including the\nfollowing:\n\n- Generate and debug code.\n- Generate unit tests.\n- Chat to answer questions about code and other technical topics.\n\nFor more information, see the\n[Gemini Code Assist overview](/gemini/docs/codeassist/overview).\n\nWhat's next?\n------------\n\nTo explore more developer tools, see [Google Cloud SDK, languages, frameworks, and\ntools overview](/docs/devtools).\n\nTo get familiar with development workflows, experiment with the following\nguides:\n\n- For sample solutions, see the following:\n\n - [Jump Start Solution guides](/architecture/all-jss-guides).\n - [Google Cloud web hosting](/solutions/web-hosting).\n- To learn about deployment options, see the following:\n\n - [Continuous deployment from Git using\n Cloud Build](/run/docs/continuous-deployment-with-cloud-build).\n - [CI/CD pipeline for developing and delivering containerized\n apps](/architecture/app-development-and-delivery-with-cloud-code-gcb-cd-and-gke).\n - [Quickstart: Deploy a Node.js service toCloud Run](/run/docs/quickstarts/build-and-deploy/deploy-nodejs-service)."]]
