Cloud Code IDE Plugins
Cloud Code is a set of IDE plugins for popular IDEs that make it easier to create, deploy and integrate applications with Google Cloud.
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Supports your favorite IDE: VSCode, IntelliJ, PyCharm, GoLand, WebStorm, and Cloud Shell Editor
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Speeds up your GKE and Cloud Run development with Skaffold integration
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Easily integrate Cloud APIs into your application
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Simplifies creating configuration files for Google Cloud services and technologies
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Makes it easy to work with many more Google Cloud services while developing in your IDE
Key features
Cloud Code tools for maximizing developer productivity
Remote debugging
If you're looking for a way to debug your application from your IDE, try Cloud Code to emulate a local debugging experience in your IDE. Because Cloud Code leverages Skaffold, you can simply place breakpoints in your code. Once your breakpoint is triggered, you can step through the code, hover over variable properties, and view the logs from your container.
Reduce context switching
Context switching is time consuming and breaks up your workflow. While developing cloud based applications, you might switch between your IDE, Cloud Console, documentation, and logs. Cloud Code comes with built-in capabilities to reduce context switching. For example, with Cloud Code’s Kubernetes or Cloud Run explorers you can visualize, monitor, and view information about your cluster resources without running any CLI commands.
YAML authoring support
Getting used to working with the Kubernetes YAML syntax and scheme takes time, and a lot of that time is trial and error. Cloud Code lets you spend more time writing code, thanks to its YAML authoring support features. Cloud Code’s inline documentation, snippets, completions, and schema validation, a.k.a. “Linting” make writing YAML files easier for developers.
What's new
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Documentation
Cloud Code quickstart guides and more
Cloud Code for VS Code quickstart guides
Learn how to run a Kubernetes app with just Cloud Code, with Cloud Code and a remote development environment, or how to deploy a Cloud Run service with Cloud Code.
Cloud Code for IntelliJ quickstart guides
Learn how to create, locally develop, debug, and run a Google Kubernetes Engine application with Cloud Code or how to deploy a Cloud Run app with Cloud Code.
Cloud Code for Cloud Shell Editor quickstart guides
Learn how to create, locally develop, debug, and run a GKE application with Cloud Code for Cloud Shell or how to deploy a Cloud Run service with Cloud Code.
Anthos-native developer experience for IDEs using Cloud Code
Learn how to be productive as a developer with several key Anthos services by leveraging Cloud Code.
All features
Cloud Code features
| Speed up Kubernetes development | Get a fully integrated Kubernetes development and debugging environment within your IDE. Create and manage clusters directly from within the IDE. |
| Deploy Cloud Run services | Build and deploy your code to Cloud Run or Cloud Run for Anthos in a few clicks. |
| Easily integrate Google Cloud APIs | Find, add, and configure Google Cloud APIs for your project from the built-in library manager and easily view associated documentation. |
| Simplify Kubernetes local development | Under the covers, Cloud Code for IDEs uses popular tools such as Skaffold, Jib, and kubectl to provide continuous feedback on your code in real time. |
| Easily extend to production deployment | When it comes to working with production clusters, we have you covered with support for Skaffold profiles, Kustomize-based environment management, and Cloud Build integration. |
| Explore deployments | View underlying resources and metadata for your Kubernetes clusters and Cloud Run services. You’re a click away from taking action on these resources; you can fetch a description, view logs, manage secrets, or get a terminal directly into a pod. |
| Debug running applications | Debug the code within your IDEs using Cloud Code for VS Code and Cloud Code for IntelliJ by leveraging built-in IDE debugging features. |
| Access powerful IDE features | While interacting with Google Cloud configuration files, get out-of-the-box support for IDE features including code completion, inline documentation, linting, and snippets. |
| Develop from your browser | Start using Cloud Code right away with just your browser. With the Cloud Shell Editor, you can access the same powerful features you'd experience in Cloud Code for VS Code but without having to set anything up. |
Pricing
Pricing
Cloud Code is available to all Google Cloud customers free
of charge.