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# Google

Anacleto is a cloud based solution, works perfectly on Google Cloud Platform.

## Google Cloud run

### Settings Cloud Run Manualy

```shell
$ cd backend folder
$ gcloud config set project test-luca-172110
$ cd project_root
$ gcloud run deploy
```

{% hint style="info" %}
Not do it manually but do it with continuous delivery if you can
{% endhint %}

### Settings Cloud Run Automaticaly

#### Backend

1. Creare servizio backend
2. Farlo puntare al git per avere la continuos delivery
3. 512mb Ram / 1 cpu
4. Configurare le variabili d'ambiente

#### Frontend

1. Creare servizio frontend
2. Farlo puntare al git per avere la continuos delivery
3. 1GB Ram / 1 cpu
4. Configurare le variabili d'ambiente

### Connetc CloudSQL and CloudRun

[Official Google Cloud docs](https://cloud.google.com/sql/docs/mysql/connect-run#node.js)


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