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Cloud Run Commands

Deploy containerized applications to Cloud Run. Manage services, revisions, and traffic splitting for serverless workloads.

12 commands

Pro Tips

Use 'gcloud run deploy --source .' to build and deploy from source code.

Set minimum instances to avoid cold starts for latency-sensitive apps.

Use traffic splitting to gradually roll out new revisions.

Common Mistakes

Cloud Run has a 60-minute request timeout maximum.

Containers must listen on PORT environment variable (default 8080).

Commands

Delete Cloud Run Service

$ gcloud run services delete <service> --region=<region>

Delete a Cloud Run service

Deploy to Cloud Run

$ gcloud run deploy <service> --image=<image> --region=<region> --allow-unauthenticated

Deploy a container to Cloud Run

Deploy from Source

$ gcloud run deploy <service> --source=. --region=<region>

Build and deploy from source code

Describe Service

$ gcloud run services describe <service> --region=<region>

Get details of a Cloud Run service

Create Cloud Run Job

$ gcloud run jobs create <job> --image=<image> --region=us-central1

Create a Cloud Run job for batch processing

Describe Cloud Run Job

$ gcloud run jobs describe <job> --region=us-central1

Get configuration details of a Cloud Run job

Execute Cloud Run Job

$ gcloud run jobs execute <job> --region=us-central1

Manually trigger a Cloud Run job execution

List Cloud Run Services

$ gcloud run services list

List all Cloud Run services

View Service Logs

$ gcloud run services logs read <service> --region=<region>

Read logs from Cloud Run service

Set IAM Policy

$ gcloud run services set-iam-policy <service> policy.yaml --region=us-central1

Set IAM policy for Cloud Run service from file

Manage Traffic

$ gcloud run services update-traffic <service> --to-revisions=<rev>=100 --region=<region>

Split traffic between revisions

Update Traffic Split

$ gcloud run services update-traffic <service> --to-revisions=<rev>=100 --region=us-central1

Configure traffic distribution between revisions