In VSCode I have installed the AWS Toolkit 1.62.0. I'm on Windows 11, and I do CNTL-SHIFT-P and type "deploy" or "sam app", no matches are found:
I was able to run "AWS: Create Lambda SAM Application" with no issues.
Is "deploy sam app" not included in AWS Toolkit? I have closed and re-opened VSCode and same issue.
AWS Deploy SAM is legacy functionality, I guess.
Use AWS Sync instead
VS code config
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not sure if this has been asked before though I couldn't find it. I am using GCP services such as app engine, secret manager and storage but am using the Cloud Shell editor. Though I like it, I prefer coding on VScode due to familiarity. Any help on how could I achieve this on my VS code terminal?
#Sachin - We have support for all the features that are available in Cloud Shell in the local VSCode IDE through the cloud code plugin. Here is where you want to get started.
Quick start & Install
Plugin on VSCode Marketplace
I just set up my local environment to use IBM API Connect and it gives me "extra options" to make the database. Now i'm using IBM API Connect inside IBM Bluemix and it doesn't have those "extra options" :/ I'd like to use it from IBM Bluemix to start migrating to the cloud, thanks in advance.
(I said this in a comment, but it should be an answer...)
The APIC Designer, which you run locally, helps define your models and connections, you then deploy that to Bluemix. You don't edit it on Bluemix itself.
The Local Developer toolkit gets installed on your computer for modeling and creating the api's through Strongloop or Kitura. After you have created your api's to run and publish them, bluemix publix cloud is used where you get a free developer portal and Node.js runtime environment for running your applications/micro-services.
new to ibm bluemix. Steps to be followed to develop a application on eclipse and to depoy using IBM Eclipse Tools for Bluemix and cloud foundry as well.
You could find all information you may need for your question in the Bluemix Documentation
https://console.ng.bluemix.net/docs/
On the following URL you could find a "Step by step" guide using Bluemix tool:
https://console.ng.bluemix.net/docs/manageapps/eclipsetools/eclipsetools.html
Instead on the following URL you could find a "Step by step" guide using CF push for a Java app on liberty runtime: https://console.ng.bluemix.net/docs/starters/liberty/index.html#liberty
First of all you can follow the instructions here for installing the IBM Eclipse Tools for Bluemix https://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/ibm-eclipse-tools-bluemix
Secondly, you can follow this tutorial to know how to push an application to Bluemix using the tooling. https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/community/blogs/941f1004-4e3d-4a4b-87ed-30d8045fde4e/resource/IBM%20Bluemix%20Tutorial%20-%20Connecting%20Eclipse%20to%20Bluemix%20v2.0_files/IBMBluemixTutorial-ConnectingEclipsetoBluemixv2.0.pdf?lang=en
There might be some UI differences in the IBM Eclipse Tools for Bluemix tools that you will install from the first link vs what is shown in the second link. These differences are however just cosmetic (like using terms IBM bluemix vs Cloud foundry while defining a server). Overall the functionality remains the same.
Also apart from the use-case described in the tutorial (second link), you can also create new projects (web projects) in eclipse and push them to Bluemix.
In order to test your projects locally, you would need to install local WAS liberty profile (in case of JavaEE projects) or local node js (in case of nodejs apps). You can do all the testing locally on the local servers and once you're confident about your development, you can push the projects to Bluemix.
Thanks,
Gaurav
Though this is a very old thread but this will be helpful for future references. One can setup the Bluemix server in an IDE like eclipse by straight forward adding a new server and can push the application directly. However a more user friendly approach is to deploy it from cf commandline. You can deploy the application independently or even package it with the local server. You even have the options to provide inputs like hostname in the commandline. Please go through the Bluemix docs for detailed specifications.
Following along in the managed VMs tutorial, I wanted to run some of the later examples locally. (As I would for development/testing.) When I deploy my project to the cloud it works very happily, but when I run it locally (gcloud preview app run ./app.yaml) I get an import error because flask wasn't installed / the docker image wasn't updated.
Is there a way to build and run the container locally?
Set the environment variable GAE_LOCAL_VM_RUNTIME to 0:
export GAE_LOCAL_VM_RUNTIME=0
gcloud preview app run app.yaml
This behavior is described in the Cloud SDK RELEASE_NOTES for version 0.9.71:
For several months on the Managed VMs team we've been testing a new mode of
dockerless local development on gcloud that makes developing a module for
Python, Java and Go users similar to development of regular App Engine
applications. This new mode relaxes the sandbox constraints present in the
devappserver for vm: false applications, and does not require Docker to be
installed.
You can currently opt-into this behavior by setting GAE_LOCAL_VM_RUNTIME=1;
In this release of the Cloud SDK, we will be making this behavior the
default for Managed VM users who are using gcloud.
You can still opt-out of this behavior by setting: GAE_LOCAL_VM_RUNTIME=0.
today i use eclipse and azure sdk for php
on azure i have create host service & storage when i Deploy Windows Azure PHP Project to Windows Azure has error
Failed to publish application! Timestamp format must be yyyy-mm-dd
hh:mm:ss[.fffffffff]
please help me
sory i'm not strong english.
Using the JRE 1.6 instead of the last one (1.7), you should solve this problem.