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Builder genérico
O Buildpacks tem um builder genérico padrão que cria imagens
de contêineres projetadas para serem executadas nos serviços do Google Cloud, incluindo, mas não se limitando a:
Google Kubernetes Engine, GKE Enterprise, Cloud Run, App Engine e
as funções do Cloud Run.
O builder genérico de buildpacks:
Detecta automaticamente a linguagem do seu código-fonte.
Determina se o código-fonte é um aplicativo (serviço) ou função.
Cria seu código-fonte em uma imagem de contêiner implantável.
O builder genérico é uma imagem de contêiner hospedada publicamente no Container Registry.
Para usar sempre a versão e o sistema operacional mais recentes, especifique a tag latest. A tag latest usa como padrão a versão google-22 do builder genérico e é usada quando você executa o comando gcloud run deploy.
Se você precisar fixar em uma versão, consulte as instruções sobre como Usar um builder específico.
Os builders do App Engine incluem pacotes de criação adicionais e configurações específicas do App Engine. Por exemplo, elas são otimizadas para
velocidade de execução e atualizações automáticas. Os builders são classificados por linguagem de execução e sistema operacional:
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