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As dependências dos aplicativos em Ruby são declaradas em um arquivo
Gemfile.
Por exemplo:
source"https://rubygems.org"gem"rails"
Use qualquer pacote Ruby compatível com Linux no ambiente flexível do
App Engine, incluindo aqueles que exigem extensões nativas (C).
O ambiente de execução do Ruby instalará automaticamente todas as
dependências declaradas no seu arquivo Gemfile durante a implantação.
Como instalar um framework da Web
Você precisará usar uma estrutura da Web para permitir que seu aplicativo veicule solicitações da Web.
Use qualquer estrutura Ruby da Web, incluindo as seguintes:
Para usar um framework de Web específico, especifique um comando de inicialização no arquivo app.yaml:
runtime:rubyenv:flexentrypoint:railsserver
Como instalar as bibliotecas de cliente do Cloud
As bibliotecas de cliente do Cloud para Ruby são uma biblioteca
de cliente para acessar serviços Google Cloud que reduz significativamente
o código boilerplate que você precisa escrever. A biblioteca fornece abstrações detalhadas de API para facilitar o entendimento. Assim, você passa mais tempo criando o código necessário.
Para instalar a biblioteca no local:
geminstallgoogle-cloud
A biblioteca de cliente também pode processar automaticamente a autenticação no local para você
usando a Google Cloud CLI:
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