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I am new to Google cloud and I have an application running on nodejs server deployed using Google Compute Engine. It is Javascript based application.
But now, when I need to change some frontend code for my app, I am unbale to push the changes to the code.

I tried to connect it with BitBucket, succeeded but google didn't changed the deployed code base according to change in bitbucket.

Then I created a google cloud repository and did same thing. I can see my changed code in google cloud repository but still the code deployed for my app is not showing any reflections of the change? I tried restarting Instance but in vain.

How to change my runnable codebase for app hosted on Google Compute Engine?

Pratik K
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  • How did you push it up the first time? If it is a meteor app, you have to build it first. – Tarang Apr 11 '15 at 09:18
  • @Akshat I bundled it in tar.gz file and pushed it to cloud storage. – Pratik K Apr 11 '15 at 12:23
  • What version of meteor did you use prior to the update, Was it pre-0.9.0? – Tarang Apr 11 '15 at 12:46
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    There is no "Google Cloud Engine". Do you mean Google App Engine? Or Google Compute Engine? Push-to-deploy only works on App Engine, not Compute Engine or Managed VMs (which you would need if you are using Node). Please read the docs carefully at https://cloud.google.com/tools/repo/push-to-deploy. – Adam Apr 11 '15 at 23:00
  • I asked for Compute engine. Changed it in original question to avoid confusion. And I know, Push-toDeploy works only on App engine but I want some way to change my code on compute engine. – Pratik K Apr 12 '15 at 14:15

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As @Adam says "Push-to-deploy" is supported only on App Engine.

If you want to setup your "Push-to-deploy" solution on compute engine you need to install Jenkins and configure it to "polling" your Git repo, then Jenkins can run "tasks" after a new commit arrive and deploy what you want!

have fun with continuos integration!

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  • Thanks for your answer! But unfortunately, meteor apps cannot be deployed using app engine. So, I'm out of option. Anyways, Thanks for the answer! – Pratik K May 06 '15 at 17:02