Google App Engine custom builds (2nd generation)












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As I understand it, gcloud app deploy triggers a Cloud Build job behind the scenes based on command line options and things like requirements.txt (for python runtime). What I am looking to do is extend these Cloud Build steps to include things like database migration and testing before the deploy.



I can see that I could run these extra steps within separate containers in a separate GCP project, and then as the final step do something like



- name: 'gcr.io/cloud-builders/gcloud'
args: [ 'app', 'deploy', 'app.yaml', '--project', 'my-gae-project', '--version', 'staging' ]


Does that seem like a good way to do it? Has anyone done this kind of thing before for a GAE project?










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    As I understand it, gcloud app deploy triggers a Cloud Build job behind the scenes based on command line options and things like requirements.txt (for python runtime). What I am looking to do is extend these Cloud Build steps to include things like database migration and testing before the deploy.



    I can see that I could run these extra steps within separate containers in a separate GCP project, and then as the final step do something like



    - name: 'gcr.io/cloud-builders/gcloud'
    args: [ 'app', 'deploy', 'app.yaml', '--project', 'my-gae-project', '--version', 'staging' ]


    Does that seem like a good way to do it? Has anyone done this kind of thing before for a GAE project?










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      As I understand it, gcloud app deploy triggers a Cloud Build job behind the scenes based on command line options and things like requirements.txt (for python runtime). What I am looking to do is extend these Cloud Build steps to include things like database migration and testing before the deploy.



      I can see that I could run these extra steps within separate containers in a separate GCP project, and then as the final step do something like



      - name: 'gcr.io/cloud-builders/gcloud'
      args: [ 'app', 'deploy', 'app.yaml', '--project', 'my-gae-project', '--version', 'staging' ]


      Does that seem like a good way to do it? Has anyone done this kind of thing before for a GAE project?










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      As I understand it, gcloud app deploy triggers a Cloud Build job behind the scenes based on command line options and things like requirements.txt (for python runtime). What I am looking to do is extend these Cloud Build steps to include things like database migration and testing before the deploy.



      I can see that I could run these extra steps within separate containers in a separate GCP project, and then as the final step do something like



      - name: 'gcr.io/cloud-builders/gcloud'
      args: [ 'app', 'deploy', 'app.yaml', '--project', 'my-gae-project', '--version', 'staging' ]


      Does that seem like a good way to do it? Has anyone done this kind of thing before for a GAE project?







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          Check out the instructions for Building, Testing, and Deploying artifacts using Cloud Build. There is a section under "deploying artifacts" that is specific to App Engine and how you would set up your custom build to deploy to GAE.






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