Cloud Source Repositories are fully-featured, private Git repositories hosted on Google Cloud Platform.
Cloud Source Repositories are fully-featured, private Git repositories hosted on Google Cloud Platform.
You can use Cloud Source Repositories for collaborative development of any application or service, including those that run on Google App Engine and Google Compute Engine. If you are using Stackdriver Debugger, you can use Cloud Source Repositories and related tools in the Cloud Platform Console to view debugging information alongside your code during application runtime.
Using Cloud Source Repositories is easy if you are familiar with Git. For example, you can add a Cloud Source Repository to a local Git repository as a remote, or you can connect it to a hosted repository on GitHub or Bitbucket. From a local repository, you can use the standard set of Git commands to interact with the repository in the Cloud, including push
, pull
, clone
and log
.