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Abhängigkeiten für Ihre App Engine-Anwendungen in Artifact Registry speichern
Deklarieren Sie Abhängigkeiten in Ihren Node.js- und Python-Anwendungen in Artifact Registry.
Mit Cloud Build Ihre Anwendung in App Engine bereitstellen.
Erforderliche Berechtigungen
Flexible App Engine-Umgebung
Wenn sich die flexible App Engine-Umgebung und die Artifact Registry im selben Projekt befinden, hat das Standarddienstkonto der App Engine Berechtigungen zum Abrufen von Containern aus Repositories.
Wenn Sie Ihre Anwendungen auch mit Cloud Build containerisieren und in Artifact Registry speichern, gewähren Sie dem Cloud Build-Dienstkonto die Rolle „Artifact Registry-Autor“.
App Engine-Standardumgebung:
In der App Engine-Standardumgebung wird das Cloud Build-Dienstkonto zum Erstellen und Bereitstellen Ihrer Anwendungen verwendet, einschließlich der Integration von Abhängigkeiten, die in Artifact Registry gespeichert sind.
Wenn sich App Engine und Artifact Registry im selbenGoogle Cloud Projekt befinden, hat das Dienstkonto die erforderlichen Berechtigungen zum Herunterladen aus Repositories.
Wenn sich App Engine und Artifact Registry in verschiedenen Projekten befinden, müssen Sie dem Dienstkonto Repositoryzugriff gewähren.
Wenn Sie auch Cloud Build verwenden, um Artefakte in Repositories hochzuladen, gewähren Sie dem Cloud Build-Dienstkonto die Rolle „Artifact Registry-Autor“.
Zugriff auf Abhängigkeiten konfigurieren
Für Anwendungen in der Standardumgebung finden Sie in der Dokumentation zur App Engine-Standardumgebung Konfigurationsanleitungen für npm und Python.
Informationen zum Einbeziehen von Abhängigkeiten in Builds, die Sie mit Cloud Build ausführen, finden Sie unter In Cloud Build einbinden.
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