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[Deployment] Google Compute Engine #175

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kdh0102 opened this issue Dec 10, 2021 · 1 comment
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[Deployment] Google Compute Engine #175

kdh0102 opened this issue Dec 10, 2021 · 1 comment

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kdh0102 commented Dec 10, 2021

If AWS Free-tier machine CPU and memory is not sufficient to serve your web sites, please consider trying Google compute engine.
Google Compute engine supports $300 for the first 90 days.
The followings are some manual to deploy your service with Google Compute Engine.

1. Go to Compute Engine console

2. Click create instance

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3. Set region and machine configuration

  • Choose the instance according to your service requirements
  • You can see the monthly estimate on the right side

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4. Set boot dist to ubuntu

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5. Allow http/https

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6. Create instance

  • Then, you can see your instance on your console

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7. (Optional) To allow more ports, click View network details. (Check the above screenshot)

8. And click Create firewall rule.

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9. Configure your firewall settings.

  • The following is an example, which opens port 8000.

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10. Access your instance.

  • Click SSH button.

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* Then a terminal will be open.

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More on Pricing Info

https://cloud.google.com/compute/vm-instance-pricing

@kdh0102 kdh0102 changed the title [Deployment] Consider [Deployment] Google Compute Engine Dec 10, 2021
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If your process is killed by OOM and you don't want to migrate to GCP, you can allocate memory to work as swap space in AWS EC2.

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