config(googlecloudsdkversion): Upgraded the google cloud sdk version from 412.0.0 to 476.0.0 in clouddriver.

[sanopsmx]

spinnaker/spinnaker#6954

Upgraded the google cloud sdk version from 412.0.0 to 476.0.0

Upgraded both Docker java 11 & 17 files.

Tested the deployments and working fine.

[sanopsmx]

@j-sandy @kirangodishala @mattgogerly @plumpy
Pls can you review these changes and provide your feedback.

[mattgogerly]

I forget what the SDK is used for - is it just authentication? Have there been any notable or breaking changes between these versions?

[sanopsmx]

I forget what the SDK is used for - is it just authentication? Have there been any notable or breaking changes between these versions?

Yes ,authentication, authorization and deployment. Do not see any breaking changes.

Here is the link of the 476.0.0 version release notes.

https://cloud.google.com/sdk/docs/release-notes

[sanopsmx]

@mattgogerly

I see the major app engine update from 476.0.0.

App Engine

Use java21 as the default runtime for app.yaml generated configuration. This change is compatible with gcloud app deploy command, when there is no app.yaml configuration for Java projects (Maven, or Gradle, or simple jar). Instead of using a java17 runtime target, App Engine deploys the application using the java21 runtime with an F2 instance class. To continue using the java17 runtime, create an app.yaml file, and specify runtime: java17.

Updated the Java SDK to version 2.0.27 build from the open source project https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/appengine-java-standard/releases/tag/v2.0.27.

[nemesisOsorio]

LGTM

[nemesisOsorio]

should we change other Docker files like Dockerfile.slim?

[sanopsmx]

should we change other Docker files like Dockerfile.slim?

Yes...good catch.....Modified the slim files as well.

[sanopsmx]

@mattgogerly

I see the major app engine update from 476.0.0.

App Engine

Use java21 as the default runtime for app.yaml generated configuration. This change is compatible with gcloud app deploy command, when there is no app.yaml configuration for Java projects (Maven, or Gradle, or simple jar). Instead of using a java17 runtime target, App Engine deploys the application using the java21 runtime with an F2 instance class. To continue using the java17 runtime, create an app.yaml file, and specify runtime: java17.

Updated the Java SDK to version 2.0.27 build from the open source project https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/appengine-java-standard/releases/tag/v2.0.27.

Appengine deployments working fine. attached screenshots.