Place the standard stages of a Google Cloud native CI/CD deployment pipeline for containerized applications in the correct sequential order, starting from the developer code commit to the final application deployment.
- 1A developer commits code changes to the source code repository, executing a trigger in Cloud Build.
- 2Cloud Build compiles the source code, runs automated unit tests, and builds the container image.
- 3Cloud Build pushes the validated container image to Google Artifact Registry.
- 4Cloud Deploy promotes and deploys the container image from Artifact Registry to the target Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) cluster.
Answer
The correct sequential flow for a GCP containerized CI/CD pipeline is: 1) A developer commits code changes to trigger Cloud Build; 2) Cloud Build compiles source code and builds the container image; 3) Cloud Build pushes the container image to Artifact Registry; 4) Cloud Deploy deploys the container image to the target GKE cluster.
The standard sequence follows continuous integration to continuous delivery practices: source repository updates trigger Cloud Build to compile and test code, the resulting artifact is registered in Artifact Registry, and Cloud Deploy manages release promotion to the target compute environment.
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Google Cloud CI/CD Pipeline Execution Flow
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