Migrate IIS redirect service to GCP - google-cloud-platform

I am very new to GCP and apologize for the novice question. I have an MS IIS Server on premise that I'd like to migrate to GCP. I'd rather not lift and shift to a gcp vm instance.
Does GCP have a cloud native URL redirector service? If so, any suggestion on how to migrate my on-prem URL redirector service to a cloud native gcp solution. My gut tells me using app engine, cloud run or cloud functions is my answer but I'm not much of a programmer.
Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.

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I am developing a web application on the Flutter framework and have reached the deployment stage.
I deployed a project on AWS using the guide “https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=htuHNO9JeRU&feature=youtu.be”.
Then, I had to change the public ip address to my domain and then the problems started. I read a lot of guides and AWS documentation on setting a domain name, but it was unsuccessful.
Who is developing on Flutter Web, please help me deal with the problem of connecting my domain, or maybe there is another way to deploy Flutter Web on AWS?
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Deploying J2EE Web Application on Amazon Web Services

I had been working on amazon web services from couple of days and it is giving me a hard time. All the want it to deploy my J2ee web application on Amazon web Services. I had used the following approach:
1) In had installed the AWS toolkit on eclipse.
2) I had deployed the sample web application of the amazon web services but it is without database. It's a static web page.
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If you use tomcat with your Java EE application, it become easier because it already have some templates for that. Creating and Deploying Elastic Beanstalk Applications in Java Using AWS Toolkit for Eclipse
As for mysql, AWS also has the RDS which can do it perfectly. Just modify your database.config in your Java EE application according to this.
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Is cloudfoundry uaa can be used as common oauth/openid server?

i found cloudfoundry uaa on github.
github.com/cloudfoundry/uaa
is it designed for cloudfoundry cloud services only or i can use it as oauth/openid server with my web application ?
The UAA is designed to be generic and generally usable as an OAuth2 server and identity management solution. It's use and current home in Cloud Foundry could be seen as validation that it works in production, but it is very much supposed to be used by others. Feedback on the google list would be great, but if you prefer to ask questions, stackoverflow works too (the CF support team monitors the cloudfoundry keyword).

External Domain with Micro Cloud Foundry

I know this is a much asked question in regards to Cloud Foundry in general with disappointing responses as of current, and even though I get the idea it is not possible with an instance of Micro Cloud Foundry, I want to ask just to make sure. Is it possible to configure an external domain on an instance of Micro Cloud Foundry without tunneling from a cloudfoundry subdomain?
This isn't possible with a stock Micro Cloud Foundry VM. However, you could SSH into the VM and modify the necessary files so it will respond to a domain of your choice. Look here for pointers: http://support.cloudfoundry.com/entries/20404628-how-does-url-addressing-work

What is the CloudFoundry infrastructure?

Does anyone have any idea if CloudFoundry is based on IaaS and datacenters from VMware, or is it based on 3rd party IaaS providers such AWS EC2??
Thanks,
Cloud Foundry is a open source Platform as a Service. It's entirely written with Ruby and the components are very loose couple. You can download Cloud Foundry source code from https://github.com/cloudfoundry/vcap. Cloud Foundry is a PaaS which comes on top of the IaaS layer. Now your IaaS layer can be anything (i.e. vmware vSphere, Amazon EC2, Cloudstack and etc.)
cloudfoundry.com is a hosted Cloud Foundry PaaS environment by vmware. Since this service is being given by vmware, IaaS is vmware as well. It provides a free 2 Gig storage to any user who registers. After registration, users can deploy their apps which would then become a subdomain of cloudfoundry.com (i.e. myCompanyName.cloudfoundry.com). This service is currently in Beta right now.
You can find more information on the following websites:
http://www.cloudfoundry.com
http://www.cloudfoundry.org
http://docs.cloudfoundry.com
http://support.cloudfoundry.com
CloudFoundry.com runs on VMware's own Vsphere infrastructure and servers:
CF, though, is open source, and other providers offer their own service.