GCP offers the Google Cloud MemoryStore service for creating Redis or Memcached caching machine services.
The pricing is similar to that of setting up a database.
I thought it would be as inexpensive as using virtual machines (VMs).

In a non-automated deployment scenario, manually connecting to the server host’s internals is required every time.
Executing deployment commands or running deployment command executables not only involves inconvenience but also carries the risk of human error.
With Jenkins’ pipeline, we can replace manual execution, making deployments easier and more pleasant.

In the previous post Scalable Server 01 Auto Scaling , it was mentioned that we need to configure a set of Load Balancers to distribute internet requests to different server hosts.
This allows us to dynamically adjust the number of hosts based on traffic and maintain stable service operations.

First, you need to stop the specified VM.
Next, in the sidebar, navigate to Storage -> Images, then click on it to select Create Image.
Make sure not to choose Virtual Machines -> achine Image as it will lead to confusion later on!
In the beginning, I mistakenly pressed Create Machine Image from the VM section and got stuck in this alternate world, which wasted my whole afternoon.

How to launch a VM virtual machine on Google Cloud Platform (GCP)?
It may sound complex, but in practice, it’s quite straightforward.
If you haven’t had any experience with setting up a host before, this time, we’ll document the steps for you.

Step-by-step guide for enabling Docker and Docker-compose services on a new cloud host.