What this book covers
Chapter 1, Introducing Google Cloud Build. Establish the foundation of serverless and managed services, focusing software build life cycles with Cloud Build.
Chapter 2, Configuring Cloud Build Workers. It’s a managed service, but we still need compute and this chapter discusses the compute options available.
Chapter 3, Getting Started – Which Build Information Is Available to Me?. Kicking off the first build and discovering the information available once it has started to help inform you of success or debug issues.
Chapter 4, Build Configuration and Schema. You can get started quickly with Cloud Build, but knowing the configuration options can help you save time.
Chapter 5, Triggering Builds. This is the critical component for automation: react when something happens to your source files or trigger from existing automation tools.
Chapter 6, Managing Environment Security. It’s a managed service, but there are still shared responsibilities, determining who can execute pipelines, what pipelines have access to, and how to securely integrate with other services.
Chapter 7, Automating Deployment with Terraform and Cloud Build. We can also leverage Cloud Build to automate Terraform manifests to build out infrastructure.
Chapter 8, Securing Software Delivery to GKE with Cloud Build. Discovering patterns and capabilities available in Google Cloud for secure container delivery to Google Kubernetes Engine.
Chapter 9, Automating Serverless with Cloud Build. It’s serverless, but we still need to automate getting from source code to something running.
Chapter 10, Running Operations for Cloud Build in Production. Additional considerations may need to be made when preparing for Cloud Build in production, working with multiple teams.
Chapter 11, Looking Forward in Cloud Build. What’s next? For instance, we’ll look at how Cloud Deploy leverages Cloud Build under the hood.