CH2-PS327
| Name | Bangkit-ID | Learning Path |
|---|---|---|
| Evander Gabriel | M239BSY0797 | Machine Learning |
| Christopher Ade Wiyanto | M239BSY1097 | Machine Learning |
| Sonya Oktavia | M200BSX1152 | Machine Learning |
| Danar Hadi Bachtiar | C253BSY3294 | Cloud Computing |
| Muhamad Arya Al Ghifari Wibowo | C134BSY3568 | Cloud Computing |
| Melisa Wijaya | A239BSX2324 | Mobile Development |
| Adam Rayhant Laksono | A009BSY2477 | Mobile Development |
https://drive.google.com/file/d/19O4ZtDgYAGm9E5f5d_n35WpYaOH2WlP6/view?usp=sharing
https://documenter.getpostman.com/view/23146615/2s9YeHZAPM
- MySQL database running on Google Cloud Platform
- Cloud Storage Bucket
- REST API developed using Express and Flask
- Deployed REST API on App Engine
- Deployed Machine Learning Models on Cloud Run
git clone https://github.com/FruityFit/Cloud-Computing.git
- Open Cloud Console, head to
Cloud Storage > Buckets > Create - Create necessary folder, such as
pfp and products - Set bucket permission as public with
grant accesstoallUsersasStorage Object Viewer - Create service account key for storage bucket, head to
APIs & Services > Credentials > Create service account
- Open Cloud Console, head to
Cloud SQL > Create Instance > MySQL - Create new database on your SQL instances
- Create tables based on schema below
- Open cloud shell editor and go to
APIfolder - Add your storage bucket service account to
APIfolder - Run
gcloud app deploy. When finished, it will show your deployed service URL - To deploy the models, go to
Cloud Run - Fruit Classificationfolder and create the docker image then push toArtifact Registry - Open cloud console and head to
Cloud Run - Create a new service and fills the required fields. When deployment finished, it will show your service URL
- Do the same for
Cloud Run - Chatbotfolder



