You mentioned you tried delaying port binding and it did not work, can you
explain what happens exactly? As Cloud Run should start sending traffic to
your application once you start listening on the port number so if you are
delaying the port binding, it should work in your benefit.
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What I'm trying to accomplish is to have Cloud Run not drive traffic to my
container until it's fully loaded. I have Docker health checks that do
that, but Cloud Run seems to ignore them. I also delay the port binding (as
suggested by Jason Collins), but again, Cloud Run seems to ignore that as
Hello Rodrigo,
What do you have in mind to optimize on the Docker side? Although this may
not be the right forum for that, maybe we can help.
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Update: after posting the above and stating that I'd optimized everything
that could be optimized, I decided to take another stab at it. Now my cold
starts are at 2 seconds. Great improvement, but I'm curious what else I
might be able to do on the Docker side. Thanks!
On Tuesday, May 5, 2020
I believe you can just delay listening on $PORT until you're ready to
receive traffic.
On Tuesday, 5 May 2020 05:01:33 UTC-7, Rodrigo Silveira wrote:
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> I realize this is not the Cloud Run group, but that's the closest to it.
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> I've asked my question on Stackoverflow, but the solution(s)
