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application hosting compute data analytics and pipelines databases distributed hybrid and multicloud industry solutions migration networking observability and monitoring security storage access and resources management costs and usage management infrastructure as code sdk languages frameworks and tools home documentation application hosting cloud run guides send feedback configure containers for worker pools stay organized with collections save and categorize content based on your preferences this page describes how to configure the entrypoint command and arguments for a cloud run worker pool when cloud run starts a container it runs the image s default entrypoint command and default command arguments if you want to override the image s default entrypoint and command arguments you can use the command and args fields in the container configuration the command field specifies the actual command run by the container the args field specifies the arguments passed to that command note that you can have a maximum of 1000 arguments per container for each worker pool required roles to get the permissions that you need to configure and deploy cloud run worker pools ask your administrator to grant you the following iam roles cloud run developer roles run developer on the cloud run worker pool service account user roles iam serviceaccountuser on the service identity for a list of iam roles and permissions that are associated with cloud run see cloud run iam roles and cloud run iam permissions if your cloud run worker pool interfaces with google cloud apis such as cloud client libraries see the service identity configuration guide for more information about granting roles see deployment permissions and manage access configure entrypoint and arguments 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 the specified container command and arguments override the default image entrypoint and cmd you can set entrypoint command and arguments for a cloud run worker pool using the google cloud console the google cloud cli yaml or terraform console in the google cloud console go to cloud run go to cloud run select worker pools from the menu and click deploy container to configure a new worker pool if you are configuring an existing worker pool click the worker pool then click edit and deploy new revision if you are configuring a new worker pool fill out the initial worker pool page then click containers networking security to expand the worker pools configuration page click the container tab specify the command you want the container to run if you don t want to use the entry point command defined in the container image optionally specify the arguments to the entrypoint command click create or deploy gcloud to update the start command and arguments for an existing service gcloud run worker pools update worker_pool command command args arg1 arg n replace the following worker_pool the name of the worker pool command the command that the container starts with if you are not using the default command arg1 the argument you are sending to the container command use a comma delimited list for more than one argument to specify entrypoint and arguments during deployment of a new or existing worker pool gcloud run worker pools deploy image image_url command command args arg1 arg n replace image_url with a reference to the container image that contains the worker pool such as us docker pkg dev cloudrun container worker pool latest if you want to restore the container defaults for the entrypoint commands and arguments supply empty strings as follows gcloud run worker pools deploy image image_url command args yaml if you are creating a new worker pool skip this step if you are updating an existing worker pool download its yaml configuration gcloud run worker pools describe worker_pool format export worker pool yaml the following example contains the yaml configuration apiversion run googleapis com v1 kind workerpool metadata name worker_pool spec template spec containers name container_name image image_url command command args arg1 arg n replace the following worker_pool the name of your cloud run worker pool container_name the name of the container image_url a reference to the container image that contains the worker pool such as us docker pkg dev cloudrun container worker pool latest command the command that the container is to start up with if you are not using the default command arg1 the argument you are sending to the container command if you use multiple arguments specify each on its own line for example as shown arg n create or update the worker pool using the following command gcloud run worker pools replace worker pool yaml the gcloud run worker pools replace command defaults to using worker pool yaml file if present terraform to learn how to apply or remove a terraform configuration see basic terraform commands resource google_cloud_run_v2_worker_pool default name worker_pool location region template containers image image_url command command args arg1 arg2 replace the following worker_pool the name of the worker pool region the google cloud region for example europe west1 image_url a reference to the container image that contains the worker pool such as us docker pkg dev cloudrun container worker pool latest command the command that the container starts with if you are not using the default command arg1 arg2 the argument s you are sending to the container command set a working directory the working directory is where the container executes its commands and arguments you can specify a custom working directory for the container process during deployment of a new or existing worker pool if not specified the container image s default working directory is used to reset this field to its default pass an empty string or remove the field for example gcloud to update the working directory for an existing worker pool gcloud run worker pools update worker_pool workdir working_dir replace the following working_dir container s working directory if not specified the container image s default is used to reset this field to its default pass an empty string to specify the working directory during deployment of a new or existing worker pool gcloud run worker pools deploy image image_url workdir working_dir replace the following image_url with a reference to the container image that contains the worker pool such as us docker pkg dev cloudrun container worker pool latest working_dir container s working directory yaml if you are creating a new worker pool skip this step if you are updating an existing worker pool download its yaml configuration gcloud run worker pools describe worker_pool format export worker pool yaml update the workingdir attribute apiversion run googleapis com v1 kind workerpool metadata name worker_pool spec template spec containers image image_url workingdir working_dir replace the following worker_pool the name of your cloud run worker pool image_url a reference to the container image that contains the worker pool such as us docker pkg dev cloudrun container worker pool latest working_dir optional container s working directory if not specified the container runtime s default will be used which might be configured in the container image create or update the worker pool using the following command gcloud run worker pools replace worker pool yaml the gcloud run worker pools replace command defaults to using worker pool yaml file if present terraform add the following to a google_cloud_run_v2_worker_pool resource in your terraform configuration resource google_cloud_run_v2_worker_pool default provider google beta name worker_pool location region template containers image image_url working_dir working_dir replace the following worker_pool with the name of your cloud run worker pool region with the google cloud region for example europe west1 image_url a reference to the container image that contains the worker pool such as us docker pkg dev cloudrun container worker pool latest working_dir optional container s working directory if not specified the container runtime s default will be used which might be configured in the container image configure container start order for sidecar deployments to specify the container start up order in a sidecar deployment use the container dependencies feature specify any containers that have dependencies and list the containers they depend on so those containers are started first the containers that don t have any dependencies are always started first and concurrently to use this feature successfully you must use startup health check probes the startup probe enables cloud run to inspect the health of a dependent container making sure it passes successfully before it starts up the next container if you don t use health checks containers are started in the specified order even if containers they depend on fail to start note that there is no default startup health check probe for worker pools use the google cloud console google cloud cli or yaml to specify the startup order console in the google cloud console go to the cloud run page go to cloud run select worker pools from the menu for an existing worker pool click the worker pool in the list and select edit and deploy new revision to display the revision deployment form for a new worker pool click deploy container to display the create worker pool form for a new worker pool specify the worker pool name ingress container url cpu allocation ingress control and authentication in the containers networking security tab do the following configure the ingress container to add each of the other containers you are deploying click add container for all containers except the ingress container configure a startup health check if a container needs to be started after certain other containers select those containers in the container startup order menu for an existing worker pool follow these steps for all containers except the ingress container configure a startup health check each container is shown with its own container startup order menu if a container needs other containers to start first before it can start use the container startup order menu to select the containers that must start first finish any other required configurations then click create for a new worker pool or deploy for an existing worker pool wait for the deployment to finish gcloud before using the google cloud cli to specify startup order configure a startup health check in the google cloud console activate cloud shell activate cloud shell at the bottom of the google cloud console a cloud shell session starts and displays a command line prompt cloud shell is a shell environment with the google cloud cli already installed and with values already set for your current project it can take a few seconds for the session to initialize to deploy multiple containers to a service with a specified startup order run the command gcloud run worker pools deploy worker_pool container container_1_name image worker_pool_image container container_2_name image sidecar_image depends on container_1_name container container_3_name image sidecar_image depends on container_1_name container_2_name replace the following worker_pool the name of the worker pool image_url a reference to the container image that contains the worker pool such as us docker pkg dev cloudrun container worker pool latest sidecar_image a reference to the sidecar container image if you want to configure each container in the deploy command supply each container s configuration after the container parameters yaml if you are creating a new worker pool skip this step if you are updating an existing worker pool download its yaml configuration gcloud run worker pools describe worker_pool format export worker pool yaml the following example contains the yaml configuration apiversion run googleapis com v1 kind workerpool metadata name worker_pool spec template metadata annotations run googleapis com container dependencies container1 container2 container3 container1 container2 replace the following worker_pool the name of your cloud run worker pool container1 the name of the first container that depends on one or more container you can set the container name in the yaml cloud run automatically generates a name if one isn t specified container2 the name of the container that must start before container1 container3 the name of the second container that depends on one or more containers in the example shown in the yaml snippet container2 starts first container1 starts second and container3 starts last create or update the worker pool using the following command gcloud run worker pools replace worker pool yaml the gcloud run worker pools replace command defaults to using worker pool yaml file if present view container configuration for the worker pool in the google cloud conso...