A fully managed git repository where you can securely manage your code. Features You will be able to extend your git workflow with Cloud Source Repositories. Set up a repository as a Git remote. Push, pull, clone, log, and perform other Git operations as required by your workflow. You can create multiple repositories for a single Google Cloud project. This allows you to organize the code associated with your cloud project in the best way. View repository files from within the Cloud Source Repositories using Source Browser. You can filter your view to focus on a specific branch, tag, or commit. Private repositories are for free. Can be automatically synced with Github and Bitbucket repositories. Integrates with Cloud Build to automatically build and test an image when changes are pushed to Cloud Source Repositories. You can get insights on actions performed on your repository with Cloud Audit Logs. Pricing Cloud Source Repositories charges based on: Per user Storage Egress network...

  Build, test, and deploy on Google Cloud Platform’s serverless CI/CD platform. Features Cloud build is a fully serverless platform that helps you build your custom development workflows for building, testing, and deploying. Cloud Build can import source code from: Cloud Storage Cloud Source Repositories GitHub Bitbucket Supports Native Docker. You can import your existing Docker file. Push images directly to Docker image storage repositories such as Docker Hub and Container Registry. You can also automate deployments to Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) or Cloud Run for continuous delivery. Automatically performs package vulnerability scanning for vulnerable images based on policies set by DevSecOps. You can package source into containers or non-container artifacts like Maven, Gradle, Go, or Bazel. Pricing The first 120 build-minutes per day is free. The succeeding time is charged. Google Cloud Build Cheat Sheet References: https://cloud.google.com/cloud-build/ https://cloud.google.c...

  Cloud Monitoring collects metrics, events, and metadata, hosted uptime probes, and application instrumentation to gain visibility into the performance, availability, and health of your applications and infrastructure. Features Collect metrics from multicloud and hybrid infrastructure in real time. Metrics, events, and metadata are displayed with rich query language that helps identify issues and uncover significant patterns. Reduces time spent navigating between systems with one integrated service for metrics, uptime monitoring, dashboards, and alerts. Workspaces Cloud Monitoring utilizes workspaces to organize and manage its information. A Workspace can manage the monitoring data for a single Google Cloud project, or it can manage the data for multiple Google Cloud projects and AWS accounts. But, a Google Cloud project or an AWS account can only be associated with one Workspace at a time. You must have at least one of the following IAM role name for the Google Cloud project to c...

  An exabyte-scale, fully managed service for real-time log management.  Helps you to securely store, search, analyze, and alert on all of your log data and events. Features Write any custom log, from any source, into Cloud Logging using the public write APIs. You can search, sort, and query logs through query statements, along with rich histogram visualizations, simple field explorers, and the ability to save the queries. Integrates with Cloud Monitoring to set alerts on the logs events and logs-based metrics you have defined. You can export data in real-time to BigQuery to perform advanced analytics and SQL-like query tasks. Cloud Logging helps you see the problems with your mountain of data using Error Reporting. It helps you automatically analyze your logs for exceptions and intelligently aggregate them into meaningful error groups. Cloud Audit Logs Cloud Audit Logs maintains audit logs for each Cloud project, folder, and organization. There are four types of logs you can ...

  Google Cloud Deployment Manager is an infrastructure deployment service that automates the creation and management of Google Cloud resources. Features You can write template and configuration files and utilize them to create deployments that have a variety of Google Cloud services working together, such as: Cloud Storage Compute Engine Cloud SQL A configuration defines the structure of your deployment. You must specify a configuration on a YAML file to create a deployment. It contains the following: type and properties of the resources that are part of the deployment any templates the configuration should use additional subfiles that can be executed to create your final configuration. It is recommended that you break your configuration into templates to simplify your deployment and make it easier to replicate and troubleshoot. A template is a separate file that defines a set of resources. You can reuse templates across different deployments, to help you manage complex deployments...

  Google Cloud Console is a web admin interface to manage your Google cloud infrastructure. Features You can create projects on Google Cloud Console. With Cloud Console, you can quickly find and check the health of all your cloud resources in one place, including virtual machines, network settings, and data storage. Logging Manage and audit user access to project resources. Track down production issues quickly by viewing logs. You can explore the Google Cloud Marketplace and launch cloud solutions with just a few clicks. Billing View a detailed billing breakdown of your bills. Set spending budgets to avoid unexpected surprises Cloud Console enables you to connect to your virtual machines via Cloud Shell. You can quickly handle admin tasks using this instant-on Linux machine equipped with your favorite tools including Google Cloud SDK preconfigured and authenticated. Pricing Cloud Console is available at no cost to Google Cloud Platform customers.