How to build a docker image using cloud build with sdk, in local machine without dying trying it

Question

I\'m using cloud build to build a docker image Guiding myself from examples provide at github:

------bin

------pkg

------src

     --cloud         


        

Answer 1

For users with the same trouble, the big problem is go dependecies args: ['install', 'me/backend'] "install" was the bottleneck that stoped me to acomplish the build, for some reason, "install" does not fetch all dependencies, you need to fetch all dependencies first with this: args: ['get','-d','me/backend/...'], obviusly you change "me/backend" for your repositorie you want to build.

How is my local repositorie setup:

-----bin

------pkg

------src

 --cloud.google.com #dependency
 --contrib.go.opencensus.io #dependency
 --github.com #dependency
 --go.opencensus.io #dependency
 --golang.org #dependency
 --google.golang.org #dependency
 --me #my code
    --backend
       .
       .
    --deploy
      cloudbuild.yaml
      Dockerfile

Also I moved all my code at "src/me" to google cloud repositories

cloudbuild.yaml:
    steps:
    - name: 'gcr.io/cloud-builders/gcloud-slim'
      args: ['source','repos','clone', '[repositorie name]','src/me','--project=[project name]']  #change [repositorie name] and [project name] for your repositorie name and project name respectively
    - name: 'gcr.io/cloud-builders/go'
      args: ['get','-d','me/backend/...']
    - name: 'gcr.io/cloud-builders/go'
      args: ['install', 'me/backend']
      env: ['GOPATH=.']
    - name: 'gcr.io/cloud-builders/docker'
      args: ['build', '--tag=gcr.io/[project name]/me/backend', '.'] #change [project name] with your project name
    images: ['gcr.io/[project name]/me/backend'] #change [project name] with your project name 
    artifacts:
      objects:
        location: 'gs://[your bucket name]/backend/' #change [your bucket name] for your bucket name
        paths: ['./bin/backend']

Dockerfile:

FROM alpine
COPY bin/backend /backend
RUN apk update && apk add ca-certificates && rm -rf /var/cache/apk/*
CMD ["/backend"]
RUN chmod 755 /backend

In command line you should(taking my local repositorie example):

cd src/me/deploy
gcloud builds submit .