An overview onĬloud Builds can use reserved default substitutions to help withĭeployments in a continuous development situation. They don’t suit you can also customise by using those. The deploy functions call the underlying cloud build functions, so if Some of the above are also available in an RStudio gadget. Include cr_deploy_plumber() to R plumber APIs andĬr_deploy_html() for nginx websites. cr_deploy_run() - takes a local folder, builds theĭocker image suitable for Cloud run and deploys to Cloud Run.Optionally also schedule that R script - see the cr_deploy_r() - take the R script you supply and run it.cr_deploy_run_website() - take HTML you have in aįolder (perhaps created from an RMarkdown file) and deploy it to a nginx.cr_deploy_pkgdown() - create a build that will deployĪn R package website and a build trigger to create it upon each commit.R package unit tests and a build trigger to run them upon each commit.

cr_deploy_packagetests() - create a build that will run.cr_deploy_docker_trigger() - as above, plus creating aīuild trigger so the build will run upon each git commit - see the Docker.Pushes the Docker image to Google Container Registry

cr_deploy_docker() - builds from a Dockerfile then.

There are helper template files with commonįor common use cases the cr_deploy_* functions use theĪbove functions with some sensible defaults to quickly run use cases for cr_buildstep() lets you create specific steps within.cr_build_make() creates Cloud Build R objects directly.cr_build_yaml() lets you create the Cloud Build objects.cr_build() triggers the API with Cloud Build objects.There are several layers to creating Cloud Build objects in R: Other and later functions is shown in this diagram: Practically any logged event on Google Cloud.Īn overview of the various functions and how they combine with each Storage file being uploaded, various events around Google Cloud such asīilling alerts and via custom metrics set up in Cloud Logging for Good for long-running tasks in reaction to events such as a Cloud PubSub events can also trigger builds via Build Triggers which is If you would also like to have your R code react in real-time toĮvents such as HTTP events, such as a website or API endpoint, consider Schedule them using Cloud Scheduler then Cloud Build is suited to your Style, and set them up to trigger on GitHub events or pub/sub, or If you want to run scripts that can be triggered one time, batch Gateway to any other program e.g. R can trigger a Cloud Build using Having an easy way toĬreate and trigger these builds from R means R can serve as a UI or Language/program or application including R.

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