Step 1

The first step is to create a new project, we’ll use an existing project called “test-ctd” and enable Google Cloud APIs like Cloud Build API, Artifact Registry API. If you have billing enabled and or are in your free trial mode you’ll be able to enable the necessary APIs.

Step 2

The second step is to prepare the source files. We’ll open the Cloud Shell, where we’ll be able to create a directory called “quickstart-docker” with the commands in the image below

Step 3

We’ll move on to the third step, which is to create a new Docker repository in the repository in Artifact Registry.

We’ll start by creating a new Docker repo named quickstart-docker-repo in the location us-west2 with the description “Docker repository”. The command to run this action is depicted below

Step 4

Next we’ll navigate to Cloud Build > History to see the build we executed. If you click on the particular build you’ll be able to see the details of the build summary like the build log, execution details, and build artifacts.

Step 5

For the final step, we will delete the resources created to prevent incurring charges. Go back to the navigation bar and visit Artifact Registry Next we’ll select our recently created quickstart-docker-repo and click DELETE.

In Conclusion

There you have it! Now you’ve learned how easy it is to build and push a Docker image with Cloud Build. If you’d like to follow another Google Cloud tutorial visit this blog post.