Using the GCN Launcher
This guide shows how you to use the GCN Launcher to generate a project.
The GCN Launcher is divided into two main sections: configuration of the development environment and target cloud platform; and selection of available services and features. This guide describes both sections in turn.
Configuration of Development Environment and Target Cloud Platform #
Create a configuration for your project from the following options.
Project Type #
GCN create the following Project types:
- Application: a server application
- Function: a serverless cloud function
- Gateway Function: a serverless cloud gateway function
Project Name #
The name of the project.
Base Package #
The name of the package containing the application. This determines the project’s namespace.
Clouds #
The name(s) of a cloud platform. Select the appropriate check boxes.
Language #
The language to use to develop the project. Select the appropriate radio button (or use the default).
Build Tool #
The build tool to use for the project. Select the appropriate radio button (or use the default).
Test Framework #
The test framework to use for the project. Select the appropriate radio button (or use the default).
Java Version #
The JDK version the project should target. Select the appropriate radio button (or use the default).
Micronaut Version #
The version of micronaut libraries the project should use. Select the appropriate radio button (or use the default).
Sample Code #
Indicates whether to include sample code in the project. Select the appropriate check box (or use the default).
Services and Features #
Create a configuration for your project from the following options.
Cloud Services #
Select the services you require for your project from the Services tab. For information about the available services, see GCN Modules.
Features #
Select the Micronaut features required by your application from the Features tab. (Use the search field to filter features.) For more information about Micronaut Features, see Micronaut Guides.