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share as files in the container file system after you mount the file share as a volume you access it as if it were a directory on your local file system using your programming language s file system operations and libraries disallowed paths cloud run does not allow you to mount a volume at dev proc or sys or on their subdirectories limitations cloud run does not support nfs locking nfs volumes are automatically mounted in no lock mode before you begin to mount an nfs server as a volume in cloud run make sure you have the following a vpc network where your nfs server or filestore instance is running an nfs server running in a vpc network with your cloud run worker pool connected to that vpc network if you don t already have an nfs server create one by creating a filestore instance your cloud run worker pool is attached to the vpc network where your nfs server is running for best performance use direct vpc rather than vpc connectors if you re using an existing project make sure that your vpc firewall configuration allows cloud run to reach your nfs server if you re starting from a new project this is true by default if you re using filestore as your nfs server follow the filestore documentation to create a firewall egress rule to enable cloud run to reach filestore set the permissions on your remote nfs file share to allow access for the container s user by default filestore provides read access to all users but restricts write access to the root user uid 0 if your container requires write access and does not run as the root user you must use a connected client running as root to modify the share permissions for example you can use the chown command to change the ownership of the files or directories to the specific user id your container runs as required roles 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 mount an nfs volume you can mount multiple nfs servers filestore instances or other volume types at different mount paths if you are using multiple containers first specify the volume s then specify the volume mount s for each container configure an nfs volume mount 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 volumes tab click mount volume click nfs as the volume type in the mount path field enter the path where you want to mount the volume in the nfs server field enter the domain name or location in the form ip_address of the nfs file share in the path field enter the path to the nfs server directory that you want to mount click save click create or deploy gcloud to add a volume mount gcloud run worker pools update worker_pool add volume mount path mount_path type nfs location ip_address nfs_path readonly read_only replace the following worker_pool the name of your worker pool mount_path the relative path where you are mounting the volume for example mnt my volume ip_address the location of the nfs file share nfs_path the path to the nfs file share starting with a forward slash for example example directory read_only true to make the volume read only or false to allow writes if you are using multiple containers first specify the volumes then specify the volume mounts for each container gcloud run worker pools update worker_pool add volume name volume_name type nfs location ip_address nfs_path container container_1 add volume mount volume volume_name mount path mount_path container container_2 add volume mount volume volume_name mount path mount_path2 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 volumemounts name volume_name mountpath mount_path volumes name volume_name nfs server ip_address path nfs_path readonly is_read_only 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 volume_name any name you want for your volume the volume_name value is used to map the volume to the volume mount mount_path the relative path where you are mounting the volume for example mnt my volume ip_address the address of the nfs file share nfs_path the path to the nfs file share starting with a forward slash for example example directory is_read_only true to make the volume read only or false to allow writes 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 volume_mounts name volume_name mount_path mount_path vpc_access network_interfaces network default subnetwork default volumes name volume_name nfs server google_filestore_instance default networks 0 ip_addresses 0 path nfs_path read_only is_read_only resource google_filestore_instance default name cloudrun worker pool location region tier basic_hdd file_shares capacity_gb 1024 name share1 networks network default modes mode_ipv4 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 volume_name the name for your volume the volume_name value is used to map the volume to the volume mount mount_path the relative path where you are mounting the volume for example mnt my volume nfs_path the path to the nfs file share is_read_only true to make the volume read only or false to allow writes view environment variable configuration for the worker pool in the google cloud console go to cloud run go to cloud run click worker pools to display the list of deployed worker pools click the worker pool you want to examine to display its details pane click the containers tab to display worker pool container configuration troubleshooting nfs if you experience problems check the following your cloud run worker pool is connected to the vpc network that the nfs server is on there are no firewall rules preventing cloud run from reaching the nfs server if your container needs to write data ensure the nfs share permissions are configured to allow writes from your container s user container startup time and nfs volume mounts using nfs volume mounts can slightly increase your cloud run container cold start time because the volume mount is started prior to starting the container s your container will start only if nfs is successfully mounted note that nfs successfully mounts a volume only after establishing a connection to the server and fetching a file handle if cloud run fails to establish a connection to the server the cloud run worker pool will fail to start also any networking delays can have an impact on container startup time since cloud run has a total 30 second timeout for all mounts if nfs takes longer than 30 seconds to mount then cloud run worker pool will fail to start nfs performance characteristics if you create more than one nfs volume all volumes are mounted in parallel because nfs is a network file system it is subject to bandwidth limits and access to the file system can be impacted by limited bandwidth when you write to your nfs volume the write is stored in cloud run memory until the data is flushed data is flushed in the following circumstances your application flushes file data explicitly using sync 2 msync 2 or fsync 3 your application closes a file with close 2 memory pressure forces reclamation of system memory resources for more information see the linux documentation on nfs clear and remove volumes and volume mounts you can clear all volumes and mounts or you can remove individual volumes and volume mounts clear all volumes and volume mounts to clear all volumes and volume mounts from your single container worker pool run the following command gcloud run worker pools update worker_pool clear volumes clear volume mounts if you have multiple containers follow the sidecars cli conventions to clear volumes and volume mounts gcloud run worker pools update worker_pool container container1 clear volumes clear volume mounts container container2 clear volumes clear volume mounts remove individual volumes and volume mounts in order to remove a volume you must also remove all volume mounts using that volume to remove individual volumes or volume mounts use the remove volume and remove volume mount flags gcloud run worker pools update worker_pool remove volume volume_name container container1 remove volume mount mount_path container container2 remove volume mount mount_path send feedback except as otherwise noted the content of this page is licensed under the creative commons attribution 4 0 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