We can now access our off application site the browser which is fantastic.
Before we move on and continue developing this off server anymore there's something very quick I want
to mention this video and series of videos right after it are part of an optional section.
So in this very optional section which you do not have to watch we are going to learn how to setup our
development environment to run through Google Cloud.
The reason that we are going to do this is that later on as we continue with this application we're
going to have many different pods running inside of our local cluster.
If you were on an older computer you might eventually start to experience a lot of lag or even crashes
because of the amount of code that we are executing.
So if you are on an older machine specifically or particularly if you are on a older Windows machine
as you continue building its application you might eventually start to experience some crashes.
And so in this optional section I'm going to show you how you can get around that by running all of
our code on Google cloud instead of on your local machine.
That's something very important.
This does not have to be done right now this instant.
The reason I'm putting these videos right here is because if you are on an older machine I just cannot
predict when you're going to start to experience some crashes.
It might be after we create three pods or it might be after we create 10.
So I'm just going to show you right now how to set up all this stuff to run through Google Cloud and
if you are going to anticipate going through this stuff or having performance issues right do the setup
right now.
Otherwise just continue on with the course.
And if you start to experience performance issues then go ahead and do the setup then it's totally up
to you.
Now having said that another quick note here to make use of Google Cloud as our development environment
you must have a credit card.
This is strictly required there's nothing I can do about it.
You have to have a credit card.
Now you probably are not going to have to pay any money because we're going to use a relatively small
amount of resources on Google Cloud.
So we should be fitting into the free tier.
You should not be getting charged any money but that is not at all a guarantee.
I am not guarantee you that you're not going to have to pay money.
But we should not have to at present when you create a new Google cloud account specifically make a
new account you get three hundred dollars in credit.
Once you associate a credit card and there's no way that we're ever going to be spending more than 300
dollars unless you do something very very wrong.
So again we should be fitting into this free tier.
You should not have to pay any actual money but it will require a credit card and I'm not necessarily
guaranteeing that you're not going to be charged if you do something wrong during the setup process.
OK.
So now that we understand the purpose of the following videos if you are on a very new computer if you
don't think that you're gonna run into any performance issues or if you just don't have a credit card
to use.
No problem.
Skip over the next set of videos that are talking about Google Cloud and continue with the off set up
stuff.
Otherwise continue in the next video and I can show you how to use Google Cloud.