Automate Deployments for Google Cloud Functions

Setup automated builds and deployments for Cloud Functions using Cloud Build

Requirements

Node.js
Google Cloud Account
Google Cloud SDK Command Line Tools

Set up Local Development Environment

Install Node.js ^12.0.0
Create a Google Cloud Account
Create a new project
Install the Google Cloud SDK Command Line Tools
Run gcloud init in your terminal to connect your Google Cloud Account

Connect your repository to Cloud Build

Fork this repository
Clone your forked version of this repository
Navigate to Google Cloud Build/Triggers to connect your GitHub repository
Select the GitHub "Cloud Build GitHub App" option

Provide access to your source repository
Create a push trigger

Enable Google Cloud API's

In Cloud Build settings, enable Cloud Functions and Service Accounts

In API's & Services, enable the following API's for your project:

Cloud Functions API (For deploying cloud functions)
Cloud Build API (For automated builds)
Cloud Logging API (For build logs)
Cloud Pub/Sub API (For Pub/Sub test)
Cloud Resource Manager API (Step 2 will fail without this enabled)

Prepare for running tests

Create a storage bucket

Create a Pub/Sub topic

Set the following environment variables:

export $FUNCTIONS_TOPIC=<YOUR_TOPIC_NAME>
export $FUNCTIONS_DELETABLE_BUCKET=<YOUR_BUCKET_NAME>

Manually deploy the following cloud functions:

helloGET -> `gcloud functions deploy helloGET --runtime nodejs12 --trigger-http`

helloHTTP -> `gcloud functions deploy helloHttp --runtime nodejs12 --trigger-http`

helloPubSub -> `gcloud functions deploy helloPubSub --trigger-topic $FUNCTIONS_TOPIC --runtime nodejs12`

helloGCS -> `gcloud functions deploy helloGCS --runtime nodejs12 --trigger-resource $FUNCTIONS_DELETABLE_BUCKET --trigger-event providers/cloud.storage/eventTypes/object.change`

Run the tests

From the helloWorld directory, install the project dependencies by running the following command:

npm install

Then, run the tests:

npm run test

Run the build

Make a commit and push to the repository. This will trigger the build to begin. Google Cloud Build will read the cloudbuild.yaml file to build and deploy the cloud function. Navigate to your Cloud Build Dashboard History to see your build in progress.

A successful build should look like this:

References

Cloud Function Deploy Flags

Note - The functions and test used in this repository is from the GoogleCloudPlatform nodejs-docs-samples examples.

garrettmmoore / gcloud-functions-deploy