Criar, implantar e monitorar
apps baseados em Java
O Google
Cloud tem as ferramentas que os desenvolvedores de Java precisam para alcançar o sucesso na criação de
aplicativos nativos da nuvem. Aproveite as integrações avançadas com
ferramentas conhecidas, como Spring, Maven, Kubernetes e IntelliJ para
começar rapidamente.
Bibliotecas otimizadas para Java
Com as bibliotecas idiomáticas (em inglês),
programar apps Java para o Google Cloud vira uma tarefa simples e intuitiva.
As bibliotecas cuidam de todos os detalhes de baixo nível da comunicação
com o servidor, incluindo a autenticação com o Google. Dessa forma,
você pode se concentrar no app.
Integrações avançadas com o ambiente de desenvolvimento integrado
O Cloud Code
ajuda a programar, executar e depurar apps nativos da nuvem de forma rápida e
fácil. As extensões para ambientes de desenvolvimento integrado fornecem suporte rápido para o desenvolvimento
em Java no Google Cloud, o que inclui ferramentas específicas para
Kubernetes e o
desenvolvimento de apps
sem servidor.
Encontre, diagnostique e resolva
problemas complexos
O Google Cloud Observability oferece as opções de
tracing,
geração de registros,
monitoramento,
e
error reporting.
Consiga insights sobre a integridade, o desempenho e a disponibilidade
de aplicativos que usam a tecnologia da nuvem. Dessa forma, é possível encontrar e corrigir
mais rápido os problemas na produção.
Suporte de framework do Spring
O Spring Cloud GCP
fornece uma integração idiomática abrangente para o
Spring Boot (ambos em inglês).
Com isso, é possível adotar rapidamente os serviços gerenciados com o Spring Data e
monitorar seus apps com o Spring Cloud Sleuth e o Micrometer.
O Artifact Registry
é um repositório hospedado para imagens de contêiner e artefatos do Maven.
É possível compartilhar e gerenciar suas imagens de contêiner e artefatos
Java produzidos pelo Maven e o Gradle. Tudo isso com controles de acesso
granulares e IAM nativo do repositório.
Produtos relacionados
Observabilidade
Monitore, solucione problemas e melhore o desempenho do aplicativo Java com o
Google Cloud Observability.
Google Kubernetes Engine
Execute seus apps Java em um serviço seguro e gerenciado
Kubernetes
com escalonamento automático de quatro direções e suporte a vários clusters.
Java é uma marca registrada da Oracle e/ou afiliadas.
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