To get familiar with Ruby gems in Artifact Registry, you can try the quickstart.
When you are ready to learn more, read the following information:
Overview
Using Artifact Registry with Ruby consists of the following steps:
- Create a standard repository for your gems.
- Learn how to create remote repositories.
- Read about how remote and virtual repositories can be used in this repository usage example.
- Grant permissions to the account that will connect with the repository. Service accounts for common integrations with Artifact Registry have default permissions for repositories in the same project.
- Configure your tools:
- Configure authentication for Ruby clients that interact with the repository.
- Configure Cloud Build to store gems and other packages in an Artifact Registry repository.
- Learn about deploying to Google Cloud runtime environments.
- Learn about managing packages.