This page shows you how to deploy a service to Cloud Run using Cloud Code.
Deploying a service to Cloud Run
To deploy your service to Cloud Run:
Open the Command Palette (press
Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+P) and then run the Deploy to Cloud Run command.This brings up the Cloud Run Deployment UI.
Set your Google Cloud project.
Select a preexisting service or create a new one.
If you're creating a new service, choose your platform preferences under Deployment Platform, either Cloud Run (fully managed) or Cloud Run for Anthos. For help choosing the best option for your development needs, see the Choosing your platform guide.
If you selected Cloud Run (fully managed), choose a region to deploy to. If you selected Cloud Run for Anthos, configure the Kubernetes cluster information. The cluster must have Anthos support enabled.
You can also specify additional settings like service account, environment variables, and SQL connections, using the Advanced revision settings section.
The following environment variables are automatically added to the running containers:
Name Description Example PORT The port your HTTP server should listen on. 8080 K_SERVICE The name of the Cloud Run service being run. hello-world K_REVISION The name of the Cloud Run revision being run. hello-world.1 K_CONFIGURATION The name of the Cloud Run configuration that created the revision. hello-world Under Build environment, specify whether to build locally or using Cloud Build.
If you're developing on Apple M-series silicon, selecting the Cloud Build option ensures that you're building an image that can run on Cloud Run's x86 architecture. For information about the cost of building your application using Cloud Build, see Cloud Build Pricing.
Specify your builder (Docker or Buildpack) and its settings.
After you define your preferred settings, click Deploy.
Cloud Code builds your image, pushes it to the registry, and deploys your service to Cloud Run. Your service is now live!
View your running service by following the URL displayed in the webview.
You can also view details of your running service by clicking the Show Detailed Logs button and looking through your verbose logs in the output window.
After your session completes, additional contextual menu options are available to monitor your application and its resources using the Cloud Code status bar, including:
- Open Deployment Logs: Open the application logs of a specific deployment with the Cloud Code Logs Viewer
- Open Service URL: Open the application service URL of a specific service in a web browser
- Turn on/off watch mode: Toggle watch mode for the current session. By default, Cloud Code continuously watches the file system for changes to your files, such as Kubernetes config or code, rebuilds the container(s), and redeploys the application to the cluster so that your edits are reflected in near real time.