In this chapter, we looked into the critical aspects of Cloud Run and worked through some everyday use cases. During this process, we observed many essential concepts, such as how to incorporate Cloud Build and Container Registry developer tooling into our workflow. For those of you who were unfamiliar with these tools, hopefully, you now know enough to use them in your day-to-day tasks. Building on our introduction of containerized environments (for example, Docker), we learned how Cloud Run removes much of the complexity of deploying consistent and isolated code. Once the container has been built successfully, it can be deployed. As with Google's other serverless products, Cloud Run scales to zero.
Support for serverless request/response messages is inherent in Cloud Run, so there is a consistent and straightforward method for developing components. Besides, adding...
