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Imagine being able to open a pull request or close an issue without leaving your IDE/Editor. This is made possible by the GitHub Model Context Protocol (MCP) server. In this post, you will learn how to use the remote GitHub MCP server with GitHub Copilot on VS Code. Let's get started!
Gemma is a collection of lightweight, modern open models built by Google. They are designed to run fast on devices like phones, on machines in the cloud, to help developers create AI applications. In this post, you will learn the easiest and fastest way to run the latest version of Gemma, 3 (4 B), on Google Cloud Run deployed from Google AI Studio. Let’s get started!
Can you code and deploy a basic but functional app with minimal coding experience? With the latest Google AI Studio feature, you can build and deploy apps by instructing an agent in minutes. You can also deploy the app on Google Cloud Run and make changes easily. This post will show you how. Let’s get started!
With Cloud Run, just bring your code! Google handles the complex server stuff and scaling, so you don't have to. Typically, you could run only web services with a URL on Google Cloud Run as services. For some time now, you can also run Cloud Run Jobs to execute a task to completion, which might take longer than minutes or even hours. In this beginner-friendly post, you will learn how to run jobs on Cloud Run Jobs on a schedule. Let’s get going!
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS) is a fully managed container orchestration service that simplifies the deployment, management, and scaling of containerized applications on AWS. It manages containers without the need to learn Kubernetes. With Fargate, resource management can also be serverless. In this post, you will learn how to deploy a built container image from Amazon Elastic Container Registry (ECR) to Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS) provisioned with Fargate. The goal is to do the bare minimum to get a URL/IP from a container image on ECR (image built and pushed in part 1 of this series), let’s get going!
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