Skyrocketing Micronaut microservices into Google Cloud
summary
Shows how to deploy Micronaut apps as functions, apps or containers using Micronaut Launch templates and direct GitHub pushes; demos include a Pub/Sub background function, an HTTP webhook, an App Engine backend serving static assets via built‑in CDN, and a Cloud Run service using server‑sent events. Demonstrates a GraalVM native image binary and claims startup as low as 20 ms and memory down to 8–18 MB; code and deploy scripts are on the GitHub repo and all examples run successfully on Cloud Run / App Engine / Cloud Functions.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to Micronaut
- 8:54Why Micronaut is different
- 13:31Google Cloud deployment options
- 22:52Micronaut Cloud Functions demo
- 29:16Micronaut App Engine demo
- 31:45Cloud Run native image demo
- 34:15Server-sent events with Cloud Run
- 37:36Q&A on testing and architecture
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