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How do I use Docker image in Google Cloud?

Last updated on September 25, 2022 @ 8:34 pm

There are a few ways to use Docker images in Google Cloud Platform. The first way is to use the Google Cloud Platform Console.

In the GCP Console, click on the Compute Engine menu item, and then select Images. Click on the Create Image button, and then select the Docker image to use.

The second way to use a Docker image in GCP is to use the gcloud command line tool. To use the gcloud command line tool, first install the gcloud command line tool on your computer.

Then, use the following command to create a Docker image using the gcloud command line tool.

PRO TIP: Before using a Docker image in Google Cloud, you should read the documentation carefully to ensure that you understand how the image works and how it will impact your Google Cloud account. Additionally, you should test the image in a development environment before using it in production.

gcloud container images create my-image

The my-image Docker image will contain the source code for the hello-world application that you can use to test your Docker image.

The third way to use a Docker image in GCP is to use the Dockerfile that you created when you created the Docker image. You can use the Dockerfile to create a container that uses the my-image Docker image to run the hello-world application.

The fourth way to use a Docker image in GCP is to use the Compose file that you created when you created the Docker image. You can use the Compose file to create a container that uses the my-image Docker image and the hello-world application that you downloaded from the Google Cloud Platform Console.

The fifth way to use a Docker image in GCP is to use the Kubernetes API. You can use the Kubernetes API to create a cluster that uses the my-image Docker image and the hello-world application that you downloaded from the Google Cloud Platform Console.

Drew Clemente

Drew Clemente

Devops & Sysadmin engineer. I basically build infrastructure online.