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Cloud SQL is probably the most common choice. But you can also use AlloyDB, Spanner, BigQuery, or install a database of your choice on a virtual machine (Compute Engine). Each database has its own strengths and application types that it's well suited for.
It's not necessary on the Standard runtime, since the appengine-web.xml is the main config file. On the Flexible runtime you would need to specify the runtime_config and jdk settings in your app.yaml file to use Java 8. Thanks for the question!
Good news! Google App Engine supports C#: cloud.google.com/appengine#section-1. Also, note that this video is about Cloud Run, not App Engine. You can use many more programming languages with Cloud Run, as long as it can run in a container. Here are tutorials for 9 common languages: cloud.google.com/run/docs/quickstarts
@@chebrubin Yes, you can run Kotlin on Cloud Run. Do a web search for "google cloud run kotlin" and you will find sample code. (UA-cam doesn't like it when I use links in comments).
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Nice 👍
Why does it look like 2 AI beings talking to each other ? 😂😂
i was so fascinated by Aaron's hairstyle and then he started speaking :D
If you spring boot app needs to connect to a relational database is your only option to use Google Cloud SQL when using cloud run?
Cloud SQL is probably the most common choice. But you can also use AlloyDB, Spanner, BigQuery, or install a database of your choice on a virtual machine (Compute Engine). Each database has its own strengths and application types that it's well suited for.
Hi, How we can add a Jenkins pipeline to build and deploy in the cloud run
Question, is it necessary to have the app.yaml file if it is an app with java version 8?
It's not necessary on the Standard runtime, since the appengine-web.xml is the main config file.
On the Flexible runtime you would need to specify the runtime_config and jdk settings in your app.yaml file to use Java 8.
Thanks for the question!
Very good explanation.
Does google uses spring boot for their backend?
Great video
Aaron voice is deep and powerful.. More like gke than cloud run 😅
how , I can to connect with a database
#tysm don't forget to recycle and eat yer veggies 😍
Poa wanjala!
My Java flows only on a quite mode otherwise I leave it for those who can multitask....🙃🙃
Mój Boże Shamila, jaki ty masz męski głos
I just hope Google adds C# to the standard language list for App Engine. Not a fan of Java and I try to avoid it as much as possible.
Good news! Google App Engine supports C#: cloud.google.com/appengine#section-1. Also, note that this video is about Cloud Run, not App Engine. You can use many more programming languages with Cloud Run, as long as it can run in a container. Here are tutorials for 9 common languages: cloud.google.com/run/docs/quickstarts
@@TheMomander what about kotlin?
@@chebrubin of course you can
@@chebrubin Yes, you can run Kotlin on Cloud Run. Do a web search for "google cloud run kotlin" and you will find sample code. (UA-cam doesn't like it when I use links in comments).