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With Cloud Code, you can create a Kubernetes cluster with Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE).
Note: For developing and testing an app, create and run on a non-production cluster. For changes that will be rolled out to production, use an automated CI/CD workflow. Create a GKE cluster and add it to your KubeConfigTo create a cluster:
Tip: To create a Kubernetes cluster using the command palette, launch the command palette (press Ctrl
/Cmd
+Shift
+P
or click View > Command Palette) and then run the Cloud Code: Create GKE cluster command.
If you have an existing Standard or Autopilot GKE cluster, you can set it as your active cluster and work with it using Cloud Code.
The active cluster is the cluster that your application is deployed to by default.
To run or debug an application on GKE, you'll need to define the container image repository for your project.
When attempting to debug, you may be prompted to authenticate your credentials to run and debug an application locally.
To learn more, see get started with Cloud Code for Kubernetes
Remove a cluster from your KubeConfigAfter you remove a cluster from your KubeConfig, the cluster is not available to deploy to.
If you're using an on-premises cluster or a cluster from another provider such as Azure or AWS, use the provider's tools to create the cluster and add it to your KubeConfig.
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Last updated 2025-07-02 UTC.
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