Google Cloud Code

When building cloud-native applications, we use fully featured services known as cloud IDEs instead of traditional text editors to write code. Cloud IDEs serve a similar purpose as text editors but with exponentially more functionality – and Google has created a unified platform where you can manage multiple IDEs, write and debug your code, and also deploy it. Cloud Code currently supports three IDEs: VS Code, IntelliJ, and Cloud Shell.

Unlike some of the other Google Cloud offerings, Cloud Code can be used on other cloud platforms as well, although it works best on Google Cloud as it can be integrated with the rest of the Google Cloud ecosystem.

Features and benefits of Cloud Code

The following are some of the features and benefits of Google Cloud Code:

• Simplifies Kubernetes development – local or remote: Cloud Code provides a unified development environment that allows you to create and manage Kubernetes clusters within the IDE whether...