Super-Charge Kubernetes App Development Workflow with IDE Extensions
summary
Cloud Code extensions let an IDE create a cluster, build images and deploy a multi‑service app in minutes using Skaffold continuous deploy and kube manifests, push QA builds to Cloud Build, and port‑forward for remote JVM debugging or live stepping into code running in Docker Desktop or GKE. Demo shows a bookshelf app plus an image‑recognition service calling Vision and Books APIs, breakpoints hit in the remote pod, hot class reload succeeds, missing service is found and a QA deploy completes.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Cloud Code and team intro
- 1:25Cloud Code for devs and DevOps
- 2:49Kubernetes dev loop
- 4:57Debugging in Kubernetes
- 5:57Cloud Code features overview
- 7:21Bookshelf app architecture
- 8:30Setting up a new application in VS Code
- 10:40Deploy apps with Cloud Code
- 11:42Live editing demo
- 13:09Scaffold configuration
- 14:54Cluster resource browser
- 17:24Debug in VS Code
- 19:46Image service in IntelliJ
- 21:53Continuous deploy in IntelliJ
- 23:17Test image recognition service
- 24:25Debug Java app in IntelliJ
- 26:34Deploy to QA from IntelliJ
- 28:23Test updated app in QA
- 29:27Cloud Code workflow recap
- 30:32Q&A
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