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application development 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 environment variables for worker pools stay organized with collections save and categorize content based on your preferences this page describes how to configure environment variables for your cloud run worker pool 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 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 warning if your cloud run worker pool uses service identity to authenticate access to google cloud apis never set google_application_credentials as an environment variable on a cloud run worker pool always configure a user managed service account instead set environment variables you can set environment variables 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 in the variables secrets tab click add variable to add a new environment variable then specify the name you want for the variable in the name and value fields for more information on how to set multiple environment variables or escape special characters see set multiple environment variables click create or deploy gcloud to specify environment variables while deploying your worker pool use the set env vars flag gcloud run worker pools deploy worker_pool image image_url set env vars key1 value1 key2 value2 replace the following worker_pool the name of your worker pool key1 value1 key2 value2 the comma separated list of variable names and values image_url a reference to the container image that contains the worker pool such as us docker pkg dev cloudrun container worker pool latest for more information on how to set multiple environment variables or escape special characters see set multiple environment variables 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 image image_url env name name value value name name2 value value2 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 name and value the name and values of the environment variables 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 env name key1 value value1 env name key2 value value2 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 key1 and value1 the environment variable and value optionally add more variables and values as needed set default environment variables in the container you can use the env statement in a dockerfile to set default values for environment variables env key1 value1 key2 value2 order of precedence container versus worker pool variables if you set a default environment variable in the container and also set an environment variable with the same name on the cloud run worker pool the value set on the worker pool takes precedence set multiple environment variables you can set multiple environment variables by using the env file or the set env vars flag set multiple environment variables using the env file 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 in the variables secrets tab click add variable and paste the contents of your env file into the name field cloud run automatically populates the value field and creates new variables for each key value pair you define in the env file click create or deploy gcloud to specify multiple environment variables from the env file run the following command gcloud run worker pools deploy worker_pool image image_url env vars file env_file_path 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 env_file_path path to the env file set multiple environment variables using the set env vars flag if you have multiple environment variables that cannot be listed in key1 value1 key2 value2 format you can repeat the set env vars flag multiple times set env vars key1 value1 set env vars key2 value2 set env vars key3 value3 escape comma characters because the comma character is used to split environment variables if your environment variable contains comma characters as values you need to escape those delimiters by specifying a different delimiter character for example set env vars key1 value1 value2 value3 key2 update environment variables you can update runtime environment variables for existing worker pools this is a non destructive approach that changes or adds runtime environment variables but doesn t delete them you can update environment variables in 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 the worker pool you are updating then click edit and deploy new revision click containers networking security to expand the worker pools configuration page click the variables secrets tab locate the environment variable you want to update then specify a different name for the variable or a different value in the name and value fields click deploy gcloud to update environment variables of an existing worker pool use the update env vars flag gcloud run worker pools update worker_pool update env vars key1 value1 key2 value2 replace the following worker_pool the name of your worker pool key1 value1 key2 value2 the comma separated list of variable names and values yaml download the worker pool yaml configuration gcloud run worker pools describe worker_pool format export worker pool yaml edit the name and value variables update the worker pool using the following command gcloud run worker pools replace worker pool yaml terraform to update environment variables of an existing worker pool open the main tf file corresponding to the worker pool and edit the name and value variables then run the command to apply the terraform configuration to learn how to apply or remove a terraform configuration see basic terraform commands delete environment variables console in the google cloud console go to cloud run go to cloud run select worker pools from the menu and click the worker pool you are updating then click edit and 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