Menyimpan image container di Cloud Code for VS Code
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Simpan dan kategorikan konten berdasarkan preferensi Anda.
Untuk menjalankan atau men-debug aplikasi di cluster Kubernetes jarak jauh, Anda harus menentukan repositori image container untuk project Anda. Anda dapat menggunakan penyedia repositori
gambar apa pun, termasuk Artifact Registry.
Menentukan tempat penyimpanan image container
Jika Anda login ke Google Cloud di IDE dan memiliki project default yang ditentukan, Cloud Code akan otomatis menggunakan repositori image container default gcr.io/PROJECT_ID, dengan PROJECT_ID mereferensikan project default Anda.
Jika Anda ingin mengupdate repositori gambar tempat gambar project
di-push, ikuti petunjuk berikut:
Buka Command Palette (tekan Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+P), lalu jalankan perintah
Cloud Code: Run on Kubernetes.
Konfirmasi apakah akan menggunakan
konteks Kubernetes
saat ini untuk menjalankan aplikasi (atau beralih ke konteks yang diinginkan).
Anda akan diminta untuk memilih registry image.
Masukkan repositori image tempat Anda ingin menyimpan gambar.
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