Create Cluster on Google Cloud
From Google Cloud Console, Navigate to Container Engine and click “Create a container cluster.”
On Codefresh, Connect to Google Cloud
Login to Codefresh (it’s free), go to Admin->Integrations and login with Google.
Add Cluster
Once a cluster is added, it’s available in automatic pipelines and manual pushes.
Deploy and Automate
Expose externally, set replicas, or just let the defaults be your guide.
Claim Credits
After you add your cluster, you’ll receive an email to claim your credits.
Flip The Switch, Go Advanced
Codefresh has smart defaults to get you up and running. When you’re ready, add your own deployment and service yml.
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