Introducing Cloud Build File for Seamless Cloud Run Deployment

[r4jeshwar]

Hi Drand,

I wanted to bring your attention to the pull request I submitted, which introduces a new Cloud Build file. This addition is aimed at optimizing our deployment process for Cloud Run and enhancing the overall efficiency of our application delivery.

By merging this pull request, we can leverage the power of Google Cloud Build to automate various steps of our deployment pipeline. This includes building and deploying our applications with ease while ensuring consistent and reliable results.

By merging this pull request, we can leverage the power of Google Cloud Build to streamline our Cloud Run deployments seamlessly. Here are a few compelling reasons why merging this Cloud Build file would greatly benefit our team:

1. Automated Deployment: With the Cloud Build file in place, we can automate the deployment process to Cloud Run, eliminating the need for manual intervention. This ensures consistent and error-free deployments, saving valuable time and effort.

2. Effortless Continuous Integration: By integrating Cloud Build with our code repository, we can achieve effortless continuous integration for our application. Each time a new commit is made, Cloud Build triggers automatic builds and deployments to Cloud Run, enabling rapid iteration and quick feedback cycles.

3. Flexible Configuration: The Cloud Build file allows us to define and customize our deployment configuration, such as environment variables, deployment strategies, and container image tagging. This flexibility empowers us to adapt our deployments based on specific needs and easily manage different environments.

4. Visibility and Monitoring: Cloud Build provides comprehensive logs and builds history, giving us valuable visibility into the deployment process. We can easily track the status of each deployment, identify potential issues, and diagnose any failures, ensuring a robust and reliable deployment pipeline.

I have thoroughly tested the Cloud Build file and ensured its compatibility with our application and Cloud Run setup.

I would be happy to address any questions or concerns you may have regarding this addition. Your feedback and input are highly valued.

[CluEleSsUK]

Hi @r4jeshwar, thank you for getting involved in timevault!
I think these deployment descriptors are probably best placed in your own infrastructure repo rather than the main timevault repo - they seem to require some templating for use at least.
Perhaps a sensible workflow would be to include the timevault repo as a git submodule in your infra repo (assuming you're doing gitops or something similar!)