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cpu and concurrency utilization targets for cloud run service revisions this feature is subject to the pre ga offerings terms in the general service terms section of the service specific terms pre ga features are available as is and might have limited support for more information see the launch stage descriptions by default cloud run optimizes for high performance with a utilization target of 60 for both cpu and concurrency and scales the number of instances automatically to handle all incoming requests however for some use cases you might want the ability to configure which scaling factors to use such as cpu only and set custom targets for utilization cloud run provides scaling controls to give you more ownership of your service s scaling behaviors letting you make informed decisions about scaling your workload according to your requirements you can opt in for enhanced scaling behavior by retaining the default utilization targets or configure the following custom utilization targets target utilization for cpu based scaling target utilization for concurrency based scaling with scaling controls you can optimize costs and improve predictability for your services for more information about the default autoscaling behavior of cloud run services see about instance autoscaling in cloud run services configuration limits the following limits apply to custom scaling targets scaling driver default minimum configurable maximum configurable cpu target utilization 60 10 95 concurrency target utilization 60 10 95 opt in for enhanced scaling behavior cloud run s autoscaler responds closely to the targets you configure even for services with a low number of instances consider opting in to this feature for improved scaling predictability even if you intend to keep the default utilization targets of 60 for both cpu and concurrency to opt in you can use the gcloud cli or yaml when you deploy a new revision any configuration change leads to the creation of a new revision subsequent revisions will also automatically get this configuration setting unless you make explicit updates to change it gcloud set the target cpu utilization and the target concurrency utilization values of a given revision by running the following gcloud beta run services update command gcloud beta run services update service scaling cpu target 0 6 scaling concurrency target 0 6 replace service with the name of your service yaml if you are creating a new service skip this step if you are updating an existing service download its yaml configuration gcloud run services describe service format export service yaml add the run googleapis com scaling cpu target and run googleapis com scaling concurrency target attributes apiversion serving knative dev v1 kind service metadata annotations run googleapis com launch stage beta name service spec template metadata annotations run googleapis com scaling cpu target 0 6 run googleapis com scaling concurrency target 0 6 replace service with the name of your service create or update the service using the following command gcloud run services replace service yaml the gcloud run services replace command defaults to using service yaml file if present configure custom targets define custom utilization targets to optimize costs or improve performance for your workloads by configuring specific cpu and concurrency utilization targets within the configuration limits any configuration change leads to the creation of a new revision subsequent revisions will also automatically get this configuration setting unless you make explicit updates to change it you can configure scaling controls using the gcloud cli or yaml when you deploy a new revision gcloud update the target cpu utilization and the target concurrency utilization values of a given revision by running the gcloud beta run services update command to update the target cpu utilization run the following command gcloud beta run services update service scaling cpu target cpu_target replace the following service the name of your service cpu_target the target for cpu utilization specify a value from 0 1 to 0 95 you can only configure up to two digits after the decimal point to update the target concurrency utilization run the following command gcloud beta run services update service scaling concurrency target concurrency_target replace the following service the name of your service concurrency_target the target for concurrency utilization specify a value from 0 1 to 0 95 you can only configure up to two digits after the decimal point to update both the target cpu and the concurrency utilization run the following command gcloud beta run services update service scaling cpu target cpu_target scaling concurrency target concurrency_target replace the following service the name of your service cpu_target the target for cpu utilization specify a value from 0 1 to 0 95 you can only configure up to two digits after the decimal point concurrency_target the target for concurrency utilization specify a value from 0 1 to 0 95 you can only configure up to two digits after the decimal point yaml if you are creating a new service skip this step if you are updating an existing service download its yaml configuration gcloud run services describe service format export service yaml to update the target cpu and concurrency utilization add the run googleapis com scaling cpu target and run googleapis com scaling concurrency target attributes apiversion serving knative dev v1 kind service metadata annotations run googleapis com launch stage beta name service spec template metadata annotations run googleapis com scaling cpu target cpu_target run googleapis com scaling concurrency target concurrency_target replace the following service the name of your service cpu_target the target for cpu utilization specify a value from 0 1 to 0 95 you can only configure up to two digits after the decimal point concurrency_target the target for concurrency utilization specify a value from 0 1 to 0 95 you can only configure up to two digits after the decimal point create or update the service using the following command gcloud run services replace service yaml the gcloud run services replace command defaults to using service yaml file if present disable scaling controls you can disable either cpu utilization or concurrency utilization targets but not both one scaling driver must always be active to opt out of scaling controls restore the default utilization values instead of disabling them when you disable a scaling driver cloud run ignores that metric while making scaling decisions you can disable scaling controls using the gcloud cli or yaml when you deploy a new revision gcloud you can disable either the target cpu utilization or the target concurrency utilization by running the gcloud beta run services update command to scale only by cpu disable the concurrency target by running the following command gcloud beta run services update service scaling concurrency target disabled replace service with the name of your service to scale only by concurrency disable the cpu target by running the following command gcloud beta run services update service scaling cpu target disabled replace service with the name of your service yaml if you are creating a new service skip this step if you are updating an existing service download its yaml configuration gcloud run services describe service format export service yaml to scale only by cpu disable the concurrency target by setting the run googleapis com scaling concurrency target attribute to disabled apiversion serving knative dev v1 kind service metadata annotations run googleapis com launch stage beta name service spec template metadata annotations run googleapis com scaling concurrency target disabled replace service with the name of your service to scale only by concurrency disable the cpu target by setting the run googleapis com scaling cpu target attribute to disabled apiversion serving knative dev v1 kind service metadata annotations run googleapis com launch stage beta name service spec template metadata annotations run googleapis com scaling cpu target disabled replace service with the name of your service create or update the service using the following command gcloud run services replace service yaml the gcloud run services replace command defaults to using service yaml file if present restore to default values when you restore the target cpu or the target concurrency utilization values to default you opt out of the scaling controls feature you can restore scaling controls to default using the gcloud cli or yaml when you deploy a new revision gcloud restore the target cpu utilization and the target concurrency utilization to their defaults by running the gcloud beta run services update command to restore the target cpu utilization to its default value run the following command gcloud beta run services update service scaling cpu target default replace service with the name of your service to restore the target concurrency utilization to its default value run the following command gcloud beta run services update service scaling concurrency target default replace service with the name of your service to restore both the target cpu utilization and the target concurrency to their default values run the following command gcloud beta run services update service scaling cpu target default scaling concurrency target default replace service with the name of your service yaml if you are creating a new service skip this step if you are updating an existing service download its yaml configuration gcloud run services describe service format export service yaml to restore cpu and concurrency utilization to their default targets remove the run googleapis com scaling cpu target and run googleapis com scaling concurrency target attributes from your yaml file apiversion serving knative dev v1 kind service metadata annotations run googleapis com launch stage beta name service spec template metadata remove the scaling target annotations to restore defaults replace service with the name of your service create or update the service using the following command gcloud run services replace service yaml the gcloud run services replace command defaults to using service yaml file if present view scaling configuration you can view your scaling configuration using the gcloud cli or yaml console in the google cloud console go to the cloud run services page go to cloud run click your service to open the service details panel click the revisions tab in the details panel at the right view the autoscaling metrics setting listed under the containers tab gcloud use the following command gcloud run services describe service replace service with the name of your service locate the value for the target cpu utilization and target concurrency utilization settings in the returned configuration best practices you can optimize costs and prevent overscaling by decreasing the number of instances or you can improve performance by scaling more aggressively in response to specific drivers to determine the optimal utilization targets for your workload use the following strategies before adjusting targets identify which metric is triggering your service to scale follow these steps to identify the scaling metric go to metrics explorer in the google cloud console to review the monitoring chart for your cpu and concurrency utilization search and select the run googleapis com scaling recommended_instances metric and set aggregation to unaggregated to view the metric grouped by scaling driver the driver with the highest value is the one controlling your service s instance count if you want a different driver to take priority or if you want to scale more or less aggressively adjust the utilization target for that specific driver adjust targets incrementally and wait for a few minutes between adjustments to observe the effect on performance use traffic splitting to test new scaling targets by directing a small...