Homework #7 Google Cloud Platform (GCP) with Node.js
Using the instructions below one can establish a service using GCP App Engine. Once established, you will be able to move your Node.js program developed for Assignment #8 to your Google App Engine website and have it executed there.
1. Sign ups
This section assumes that you have performed the installation for homework #5, including (1) have a google account, and (2) obtained $50 GCP coupon and applied it.
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2. Set up Node.js on Google Cloud Platform (GCP) App Engine 2.1 Simple Tutorial (recommended)
¡°Google App Engine Node.js Standard Environment documentation¡±, with Quickstart ¡°Hello World¡± sample and Tutorial is available here:
https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/standard/nodejs/
The ¡°Hello World¡± sample in the Quickstart shows how to deploy a sample app on App Engine and there are no costs with running the sample app since it does not exceed the free quota.
2.2 Node.JS on Google Could Platform
Additional documentation for Node.js on all GCP Services, including Quickstart, API & Libraries, Tutorials, Code samples is available at the ¡°Node.js on Google Cloud Platform¡± web page at:
https://cloud.google.com/nodejs/
3. Node.JS on GCP Compute Engine (not recommended)
As an alternative to installing Node.JS on GCP App Engine, you can install Node.JS on a GCP Compute Engine virtual machine. Quickstart documentation for a sample Bookshelf app can be found here:
https://cloud.google.com/nodejs/docs/tutorials/bookshelf-on-compute-engine
Please note that this installation is more complex than one on Node.JS on App Engine.
4. Set up Exploring Your instance (Optional)
If you want to explore your server instance you can activate the Google Cloud Shell. https://console.cloud.google.com/compute
Select the helloworld project from the dropdown. Now click on the Activate Google Cloud Shell icon next to helloworld.
After waiting a few minutes for Google to establish the connection, you will see the shell appear at the bottom of the browser window. You can now use Linux commands to manage your Cloud Platform Console projects and resources.
You can read more about the Google Cloud Shell here: https://cloud.google.com/cloud-shell/docs/
10. Monitoring your instance and you Bill
Select Google Cloud Platform and go to the Dashboard. Under Billing you will see if you are incurring any charges.
Have fun exploring Google Cloud Platform!!
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