Deploying Cloud Run on GKE

Now that we know how to create an image of an application, how does that translate to running an image on GKE? Fortunately, we already know how to deploy a container on Cloud Run, which means we know most of what is required for deployment on GKE.

From an external perspective, we interact with the Cloud Run service URL. Internally, when running on GKE, there is actually a lot more going on in the background. However, we will focus on how to replicate our application when running as a service.

Provisioning a GKE cluster

Before we can deploy our application onto Cloud Run on GKE, we need to create a GKE cluster. So, let's begin:

1. In this example we use the standard cluster definition. So, create...