Define la variable de entorno ENDPOINTS_GAE_SDK en la ruta de la carpeta del SDK de App Engine:
Path_to_Cloud_SDK/platform/google_appengine.
Sustituye Path_to_Cloud_SDK por el resultado del siguiente comando:
gcloudinfo--format="value(installation.sdk_root)"
Ejecuta el siguiente comando en el directorio principal de la API:
gcloudappdeploy
Espera unos instantes a que la implementación se complete correctamente. Ignora los mensajes de advertencia. Cuando se complete la implementación, aparecerá un mensaje similar al siguiente:
File upload done.
Updating service [default]...done.
Para confirmar que el despliegue se ha realizado correctamente, envía una solicitud de prueba a la API. Por ejemplo:
Para obtener información sobre cómo gestionar las versiones de la API y cómo implementar versiones, consulta Gestionar versiones de APIs.
Probar una API de forma local
Puedes usar el servidor de desarrollo local de App Engine para probar tu API localmente. Para obtener más información sobre el servidor de desarrollo local, consulta el artículo Utilizar el servidor de desarrollo local.
Para ejecutar tu API de forma local, sigue estos pasos:
Desde el directorio raíz del proyecto, inicia el servidor de desarrollo de App Engine:
dev_appserver.py YOUR_PROJECT_DIR
Ejecuta curl para hacer una solicitud a la API. Por ejemplo:
Para que Endpoints Frameworks gestione tu API, debes generar y desplegar un documento de OpenAPI que describa tu API, tal como se explica en el artículo Añadir gestión de APIs.
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