Google Cloud Container Builder

Google Cloud makes Container Builder in General Availability. With Google Cloud Container Builder:

  • You willl get 120 free build mins each day (extra minutes at US$0.0034 at the time of writing)
  • Build with any language and packed in to Docker containers
  • Automate with CI/CD via API
  • Deploy your container to App Engine, Container OR Compute Engines
  • Pull base images from DockerHub, other public repos or your own Google Cloud Registry
  • Build from Google Source repo or GitHub, BitBucket via RepoSync
  • Tag and automate trigger to make a build via Google Source repo, GitHub or BitBucket
This gives you the opportunity to stop worrying about having to maintain build servers, manage and monitor them. 

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