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Study Which Clould to Use for Deployment (GCP, Azure, AWS) #73

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mdzh10 commented 2 weeks ago

Here’s why GCP might be the best fit:

  1. Built-in CI/CD: GCP provides Cloud Build, a fully managed CI/CD platform that integrates seamlessly with GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket for automatic builds, tests, and deployments. Cloud Build allows you to create pipelines for your FastAPI backend, manage deployments with minimal configuration, and handle automated testing and staging.

  2. DevOps Metrics and Monitoring: GCP’s Cloud Monitoring and Cloud Operations Suite (including Cloud Logging, Error Reporting, and Cloud Trace) offer detailed DevOps metrics out of the box. You can track your deployment frequency, failed deployments, lead time, change volume, MTTR, and availability. These tools are designed to give granular visibility and performance analytics to meet the DevOps measurement criteria you need.

  3. Scalability and Performance Monitoring: GCP’s Compute Engine and App Engine can host your application with auto-scaling, and Cloud Trace and Profiler can help you analyze performance at various points in your application, down to individual request times.

  4. Free Credits and Student-Friendly Cost Management: GCP offers $300 in credits for new users, which covers your initial experimentation. Furthermore, GCP’s cost management tools help you track expenses, making it easier to manage a student budget.

While Azure and AWS also offer similar capabilities, GCP’s CI/CD and DevOps tools are tightly integrated, especially if you’re looking for an all-in-one platform to handle deployment automation, monitoring, and metrics. This setup will simplify your workflow and provide the necessary insights for your DevOps reporting.