I'm new to google Cloud and Odoo ERP,I need to customize in 2 odoo apps Fleet and CRM, Can I customize after deploying odoo via Bitnami Lunchpad to Google Cloud, or I need to customize in local virtual machine, and Can I upload local virtual machine to google cloud or only can deploy odoo to Google via Bitnami Lunchpad.
Can Google endpoints access postgreSQL of odoo server
Any help is welcome, Thank you.
For Google Cloud Endpoints, it sits in front of your app. You can get the general architecture idea from these links depending on what platform you are choosing to use:
https://cloud.google.com/endpoints/docs/openapi/architecture-overview
https://cloud.google.com/endpoints/docs/frameworks/about-cloud-endpoints-frameworks
Since Google Cloud Endpoints sits in front of your app and forwards requests to your app, your app is still responsible for handling the requests. This would include things like accessing PostreSQL. Therefore, as long as your app can access PostgreSql, using Google Cloud Endpoints should not restrict your usage.
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I have an app that is built in Java and runs on app engine. This app will be installed by users in their own GCP account.
I want to build the capability where
Users can come to my website
Users can use “login with google” and provide access to my website.
My website app will use GCP API to create a project and install the application with app engine.
Also, want this permission to be temporary for 1 hr.
Is there a guide or documentation to do this?
Please understand that I am using a translator because I can't speak English.
I want to use Strapi to configure API Server, receive APIs using Nextjs, and create a website that expresses news articles.
News articles are registered daily using the Strapi management panel, and Nextjs should reflect them in real time.
Next.js will also include the ability for users to register, modify, and delete posts. (Board)
Also, in the Expo React Native App, data must be received from Strapi to the API and displayed.
Cloud services must use AWS.
In addition, after development in the local development environment, it must be reviewed by the customer at the test server and updated to the production environment after that.
Therefore, I think we need at least two management servers.
S3 and RDS should also be used.
It's not a very large site.
There are not many users yet.
If I need a docker, I will use it.
Frontend(Next.js)
Amplify
Docker -> App Runner
Docker -> Fargate
EC2
Backend(Strapi)
Amplify
Docker -> App Runner
Docker -> Fargate
EC2
Help me Please!
I want to know what service in Google cloud Platform that i need to deploy my backend django + postgresql? I'm developing a mobile app using flutter.
There are multiple ways to host a Django app with PostgreSQL on GCP. The documentation covers the following available options:
App Engine standard environment
App Engine flexible Environment
Cloud Run
Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE)
Compute Engine
For the PostgreSQL database, you can use the Cloud SQL.
If you need a Django package that already includes PostgreSQL, you can use the Django in Google Cloud Marketplace and deploy your app on the Compute Engine.
Google Cloud's Flexible App Engine Service can definitely work in this case .
About App Engine
Google App Engine lets app developers build scalable web and mobile back ends in any programming language on a fully managed serverless platform.
For more detail please check the below link, on how you can achieve the same
https://codeburst.io/beginners-guide-to-deploying-a-django-postgresql-project-on-google-cloud-s-flexible-app-engine-e3357b601b91
I deployed a Java application in SAP Cloud platform cloud foundry environment. I wonder how to access this application on Portal site in cloud foundry.
Can someone please help me?
Thanks,
Sankeerth
Bringing the Java application with a frontend into a Portal requires several steps outlined in this blog post.
On a high level, you need to:
Create a Portal site in your Cloud Foundry space.
Switch to the design time editor on Neo and create a tile for your application.
Configure the routes for the Fiori Launchpad and setup the authentication and trust management.
Deploy the launchpad to your Cloud Foundry space.
First, please identify the correct SAP Cloud Platform Cockpit. For the trial landscape the link is https://account.hanatrial.ondemand.com/cockpit#/region/cf-eu10/overview.
Afterwards, select your global account and sub-account and go to spaces on the left.
In the SAP Cloud Platform Cockpit tab spaces, you select the space you have deployed to. Then you go to applications and should see an application with the name you specified during the deployment. Click on the application and you should see application details, logging output and a link to the deployed application.
The deployment parameters space and application name have to be specified during the deployment. If you use the SAP S/4HANA Cloud SDK Pipeline, you specify it in the pipeline_config.yml. If you use cf push, you specify it during cf login and as parameter for cf push or in the manifest.yml.
Hope that helps or did you mean the Fiori Launchpad?
As regards cloudfoundry platform
is there the possibility to implement a multi-tenant solution? The customer should be able to manage multi-tenancy from a dashboard or “provider console”
is there the possibility to grant permissions and create access roles on a per-user basis?
is there a control panel where the admin user will have direct access to main services (mysql, mongodb,redis, dea, etc)?
As regards application/web development
Is the code versioning (cvs, svn) implemented as module of cloudfoundry or delivered in the vfabric suite?
Is there the possibility to adopt a workflow to track all the phases of application development (design, development, integration and test, implementation, operation)?
Thanks
Here are your answers:
Cloud Foundry platform is a multi-tenant solution in that it allows for multiple users and each user's applications are shielded from others.
There are two types of roles for Cloud Foundry today:admin and user.
There isn't a UI web application tool as of today. You can access your apps deployed to cloud foundry by using the vmc CLI tool. Accessing services is possible using vmc tunnel. See http://docs.cloudfoundry.com/tools/vmc/caldecott.html
As regarding to web development:
No. However one can look at those as a service...
Workflow is usually tool or process based. There is no offer of an application development tracking tool in Cloud Foundry today.