build-and-deploy | introduce integration | Continuous Deployment library

I have a SpringBoot project and i deployed to Google App Engine. Its working fine. The site was not accessed very much. But it's billing cost goes up.

So i decided to move my SpringBoot project to "Cloud Run".

I have tried with the following link https://cloud.google.com/run/docs/quickstarts/build-and-deploy/java

But in the above tutorials, they specifed about jar file.

Jave 8, SpringBoot 2.3.0.RELEASE versions are using in this project.

I am trying to deploy a fairly simple Python web app with FastAPI and Gunicorn on Google Cloud Run with a Docker container following this tutorial and upon deploying I keep falling on the same error:

I'm trying to build and deploy ASP.NET Web application using GitHub actions and Azure.

I've successfully created and published to Azure a small app (.NET 4.8) using VS2017.

Now I'm trying to setup automatic deployment and I'm using the basic GitHub actions workflow that you get from Azure when setting up deployment.

When running the action I get into this error:

D:\a\pathtomyproject\myprojectname.csproj : error MSB4057: The target "pipelinePreDeployCopyAllFilesToOneFolder" does not exist in the project.

Here's the full action:

I'm trying to use environment variables in ReactApp deploying at Github-pages.

The variable is added through process.env and starts with REACT_APP as docs prescribe

I'm using Google Cloud Run to run the application (e.g. sample application) I have the following script in Go:

I know this question has countless asking already. However, I didn't find any working solution for me.

I have a .NET website project and I am using Entity Framework 6. Locally, the project has no problem, everything is running just fine. But when I push it to my master branch on GitHub so that it will be deployed to my Azure website, the message shows up:

Here's my yml file:

gh-pages deployment fails with next error: My repository failed job

I am trying to host my react application in Github Pages.

I've done the same thing with a Vue based project, and had no issues, but with React, things are different.

I have gone over the following tutorials:

• Tutorial #1
• Tutorial #2

I am able to deploy the application to Github Pages, but am seeing the following error:

Manifest: Line: 1, column: 1, Syntax error.

Yes, my manifest is found inside my public folder and I do not know where the problem originates from. I've tried reading various SO questions relating to this subject, but haven't found anything that is relevant.

I also tried creating a vanilla react project and following the tutorials, but got the same issues.

This is my package.json file:

I'm working on creating a Tekton pipeline on my Kind cluster. I have a Task where the first step builds a container image using buildah. And now I want to verify that the container image was actually created.

So in the next step, I try to "view" my container image (with ls). I've mounted an emptyDir volume to the Task, and my mount path is /var/lib/containers (where buildah puts its artifacts by default). I have tried doing an ls /var/lib/containers in a following step, but I get a no such file or directory response. I guess this is because the second step is happening in a new container? But I thought that the volume existed in all my containers for this specific Task. I'm not very educated on how this works, as you can see.

So is there any good way to verify that my container image was actually created? Can I for instance stop the pod from terminating after the Task is finished, so that I can shell into the container and browse the file system or something?

Here is the Task definition: