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While heroku and gcloud are similar, one missing piece is environment variables. Heroku lets us create key/values that are available on the servers. gcloud has no such feature and instead encourages you to use KMS (Key Management Server, a secrets handler). Right now that's far beyond our ability to do so the alternative is to use Metadata. Metadata is a key/value system accessible from instances. It sounds just like Heroku's environments, but different enough to cause issue. Here's some sample code:
Right now while a push triggers a new build, it actually fails because it's missing our secrets file:
Create a build task for the docker to google stuff
docker tag universe_www us.gcr.io/lacqueristas/www
gcloud docker -- push us.gcr.io/lacqueristas/www
staging postgres password nFvM3O3wAx78iNBx
Step 15/18 : COPY googleCloud.secret.json $APPLICATION/
lstat googleCloud.secret.json: no such file or directory
ERROR
ERROR: build step "gcr.io/cloud-builders/docker@sha256:fce1af538beb95a225fb841ccbecf6fa064e639a64f6ae8352337992e9e01d4a" failed: exit status 1
Google Cloud potentially offers greater cost reduction and a significant increase in performance.
We're currently using Google Cloud for
We theoretically want to use it for:
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