Dan Putt ⁽⁸⁾

This may be my first post with a title where I don't just name technologies.  This may also be the shortest post I have written.

It has taken me longer than it should have to find the documentation around viewing Cloud Run metrics in Stack driver than it should.  I hope this can save someone  some time.

Yeah - there'e no elegant title to this if I want you to understand what exactly you're about to dive into.  It is exactly what it says.  A breif, high-level overview of getting Stack Driver Debugger working on a Spring boot project in Google Cloud Run using jib.  This is not in depth, but much more of an overview of how I got the basics working.

Using Spring Cloud Config with Google Runtime Configs is pretty nice, but also pretty painful.  There's no UI.  No straight forward way to see the configurations (buckets) or the variables contained within.  No easy (user friendly way) to add, delete, or update the variables.  After dealing with this a few weeks I decided to spend some time to make my own little bash script to assist in this process.  

In trying to follow more best practices and create a true reference architecture for Java in GCP I was trying to store my service account credential files encrypted using KMS then pull them out and decrypt them using using GCP KMS Service.  In doing so though I kept getting an error through Cloud Build saying I didn't have decrypt permissions.  

It pains me to admit that this took me much longer to solve than it should have, mostly because of a deeply rooted I.D.ten.T. error.