Java on Google Cloud

Quickly build and deploy Java applications and leverage managed services on Google Cloud.

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Build, deploy, and monitor your Java-based apps

Google Cloud has the tools Java developers need to be successful building cloud-native applications. Leverage deep integrations with familiar tools like Spring, Maven, Kubernetes, and IntelliJ to get started quickly.

Libraries optimized for Java

Idiomatic libraries make writing Java apps for Google Cloud simple and intuitive. Libraries handle all the low-level details of communication with the server, including authenticating with Google so you can focus on your app.

Deep IDE integrations

Cloud Code helps you write, run, and debug cloud-native apps quickly and easily. Extensions to IDEs provide turnkey support for Java development on Google Cloud including specific tools for Kubernetes and Serverless app development.

Find, diagnose, and fix complex issues

Google Cloud’s operations suite provides tracing, debugging, logging, monitoring, and error reporting. Gain insights into the health, performance, and availability of cloud-powered applications, enabling you to find and fix production issues faster.

Spring framework support

Spring Cloud GCP provides comprehensive idiomatic integration for Spring Boot to quickly adopt managed services with Spring Data, and monitor your apps with Spring Cloud Sleuth and Micrometer.

Run workloads anywhere

Google Cloud lets you choose the best environment to run your Java applications, with options for serverless, Kubernetes, VMs, or custom hardware. Native image support also provides enhanced performance for your applications.

Maven artifact management

Artifact Registry is a hosted registry for container images and Maven artifacts. You can share and manage your container images and Java artifacts produced by Maven and Gradle with granular access controls, and repository-native IAM.