Data Science Model Deployments and Cloud Computing on GCP - Lab - Deploy Python Application to App Engine - Part 2

This video tutorial explains how to deploy a Flask application on Google App Engine. It covers the deployment process, managing different versions, accessing the application via browser and command line, and managing application instances. The tutorial also demonstrates how to deploy a new version with a specific version ID and how to use gcloud commands to list versions and instances. The next video will cover traffic allocation between multiple versions.

What is the default service name for the deployed Flask application?

• FlaskApp

• AppEngine

• Default

• Service1

Which command is used to deploy a new version with a specific version ID?

• gcloud app deploy --version

• gcloud app create --version

• gcloud app update --version

• gcloud app launch --version

How can you access the latest version of your application using the command line?

• gcloud app view

• gcloud app browse

• gcloud app access

• gcloud app open

What command lists all the versions of your application?

• gcloud app versions display

• gcloud app versions list

• gcloud app versions view

• gcloud app versions show

Which command is used to see the instances running for each application version?

• gcloud app instances view

• gcloud app instances display

• gcloud app instances list

• gcloud app instances show

How can you browse your application by specifying a version ID?

• gcloud app access --version

• gcloud app browse --version

• gcloud app open --version

• gcloud app view --version

What will be covered in the next video?

• Creating a new service

• Splitting traffic between versions

• Deploying a Flask application

• Managing application instances