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title: Builder Strategy
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Kubes uses the `docker` command to build the docker image by default. Kubes can also support an additional builder: gcloud.
## Gcloud Builder
With the gcloud builder, you do not need docker installed locally. Google CloudBuild is used to build and push the image to a GCR registry.
You must set up the [gcloud cli](https://cloud.google.com/sdk/gcloud/reference/builds/submit). Please refer to the [gcloud sdk install docs](https://cloud.google.com/sdk/install). Kubes will call out to `gcloud builds submit` to create the Docker image.
## Configure
You configure gcloud as the builder like so:
```ruby
Kubes.configure do |config|
config.repo = "gcr.io/#{ENV['GOOGLE_PROJECT']}/demo"
config.logger.level = "info"
config.builder = "gcloud" # <= changed to gcloud
end
```
## Commands
The kubes builds command will remain the same.
kubes docker build
There is no need to run the push command, as the build command with the gcloud builder will always push.
## Deploy
The deploy commands remain the same. Example:
kubes deploy web
If you want to skip the `docker build` phase of the deploy, you can run:
kubes deploy web --no-build
Also, kubes apply another way to skip the docker build:
kubes apply web
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