Cloud Run – Newest member of our serverless compute stack
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Cloud Run – Newest member of our serverless compute stack
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Re: Cloud Run – Newest member of our serverless compute stack
#2FYI - thread from yesterday around the docs and concept: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19610830
This appears to be the accompanying blog post. So, not a dupe and explains the higher level goal here. The post from yesterday, was before the product was actually publicly released, if that gives more context as to why this is new news.
Re: Cloud Run – Newest member of our serverless compute stack
#3Serverless with gRPC would be awesome. There's grpc-gateway, but native support would be even better.
Surely it won't take long - the product itself has a gRPC API: https://cloud.google.com/run/docs/reference/rpc/
Re: Cloud Run – Newest member of our serverless compute stack
#4Hey folks, one of the Cloud Run PMs (along with @steren, @ryangregg, @lindydonna, @stewart27, and others).
We're super excited to announce Cloud Run and Cloud Run on GKE, both implementing the Knative Serving API. Please let us know if you've got any questions!
Re: Cloud Run – Newest member of our serverless compute stack
#5Serverless with gRPC would be awesome. There's grpc-gateway, but native support would be even better. Surely it won't take long - the product itself has a gRPC API: https://cloud.google.com/run/docs/reference/rpc/
Streaming HTTP and gRPC support is on our roadmap, but it's still a ways out :(
On the comment about how the control plane APIs support gRPC: the serving infrastructure for the data plane is pretty different from the control plane, so it's unfortunately not a direct map to supporting gRPC on the data plane.
Another possible solution is to run an API gateway that does gRPC to JSON conversion and have that invoke your service.
Re: Cloud Run – Newest member of our serverless compute stack
#6Serverless with gRPC would be awesome. There's grpc-gateway, but native support would be even better. Surely it won't take long - the product itself has a gRPC API: https://cloud.google.com/run/docs/reference/rpc/
Streaming HTTP and gRPC support is on our roadmap, but it's still a ways out :( On the comment about how the control plane APIs support gRPC: the serving infrastructure for the data plane is pretty different from the control plane, so it's unfortunately not a direct map to supporting gRPC on the data plane. Another possible solution is to run an API gateway that does gRPC to JSON conversion and have that invoke your…
Unary gRPC calls would cover all of my uses cases that would benefit from this product. Is that any closer on the roadmap?
Re: Cloud Run – Newest member of our serverless compute stack
#7Thanks Google cloud team this looks really great. Quick question: Is Cloud Run a zonal or regional resource and is there any way to put this behind the global load balancer? Thanks.
Re: Cloud Run – Newest member of our serverless compute stack
#8"Traditional serverless offerings come with challenges such as constrained runtime support and vendor lock-in. [...]"
I'm quite aware that there's a technology hype cycle in web development, quickly replacing last year's fad. But whoever came up with the idea of putting the words `traditional` ("following or belonging to the customs or ways of behaving that have continued in a group of people or society for a long time without changing") and `serverless` together is taking this to a new level of ridiculousness.
Re: Cloud Run – Newest member of our serverless compute stack
#9Thanks Google cloud team this looks really great. Quick question: Is Cloud Run a zonal or regional resource and is there any way to put this behind the global load balancer? Thanks.
It's regional (and currently only in `us-central1`, though more regions are on the way). We're working on GCLB integration.
Re: Cloud Run – Newest member of our serverless compute stack
#10Hey folks, one of the Cloud Run PMs (along with @steren, @ryangregg, @lindydonna, @stewart27, and others). We're super excited to announce Cloud Run and Cloud Run on GKE, both implementing the Knative Serving API. Please let us know if you've got any questions!
Hello, I had a question about how Cloud Run handles security between containers being run on the cloud.
I assume my container runs alongside other containers on the same host, how do you prevent privilege escalation exploits?