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* [How does it compare to AWS Fargate?](#how-does-it-compare-to-aws-fargate)
* [How does it compare to AWS Lambda Container Image support?](#how-does-it-compare-to-aws-lambda-container-image-support)
* [How does it compare to Azure Container Instances?](#how-does-it-compare-to-azure-container-instances)
* [What is "Cloud Run for Anthos"?](#what-is-cloud-run-for-anthos)
* [What is "Knative Serving on GKE"?](#what-is-cloud-run-for-anthos)
* [Is Cloud Run a "hosted Knative"?](#is-cloud-run-a-hosted-knative)
- [Developing Applications](#developing-applications)
* [Which applications are suitable for Cloud Run?](#which-applications-are-suitable-for-cloud-run)
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for long-running containers. Therefore, the pricing model is different. On Cloud
Run, you only pay while a request is being handled.

### What is "Cloud Run for Anthos"?
### What is "Knative Serving on GKE"?

["Cloud Run for Anthos"][crogke] gives you the same Cloud Run experience on your
["Knative Serving on GKE"][crogke] gives you the same Cloud Run experience on your
[Kubernetes](https://kubernetes.io) clusters on [Anthos] (either on GCP with
[GKE], or on-prem/other clouds). This gives you the freedom to choose where you
want to deploy your applications.

"Cloud Run" and "Cloud Run for Anthos" are the same product, but running in
"Cloud Run" and "Knative Serving on GKE" are the same product, but running in
different places:

* the same application format (container images)
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![](https://storage.googleapis.com/gweb-cloudblog-publish/images/developer_and_operator.0316026505360460.max-700x700.png)

Cloud Run for Anthos basically installs and manages a Knative installation (with
Knative Serving on GKE basically installs and manages a Knative installation (with
some additional GCP-specific components for monitoring etc) on your Kubernetes
cluster so that you don’t have to worry about installing and managing Knative
yourself.
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underlying implementation of the functionality could differ from the open source
[Knative][knative] implementation.

With [Cloud Run for Anthos](#what-is-cloud-run-on-anthos), you actually get a
With [Knative Serving on GKE](#what-is-cloud-run-on-anthos), you actually get a
Knative installation (managed by Google) on your Kubernetes/[GKE] cluster

## Developing Applications
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gcloud run services replace --platform=managed <file.yaml>
```

Since "Cloud Run for Anthos" runs [Knative][knative] natively, you can use
Since "Knative Serving on GKE" runs [Knative][knative] natively, you can use
`kubectl` to deploy [Knative `Service`s][ksvc] to your GKE cluster by writing YAML
manifests and running `kubectl apply`. See Knative tutorials for more info.

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### Can I use Terraform to deploy to Cloud Run?

Yes. Terraform provides
[resources](https://registry.terraform.io/providers/hashicorp/google/latest/docs/resources/cloud_run_service)
to define a Cloud Run deployment in Terraform. Also see [this blog
post](https://www.sethvargo.com/configuring-cloud-run-with-terraform/) and
[sample app](https://github.com/sethvargo/terraform-cloud-run-demo).
[resources](https://registry.terraform.io/providers/hashicorp/google/latest/docs/resources/cloud_run_v2_service)
to define a Cloud Run deployment in Terraform.

## Cold Starts

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Cloud Run does not have the notion of [App Engine warmup
requests](https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/standard/python/configuring-warmup-requests?utm_campaign=CDR_ahm_aap-severless_cloud-run-faq_&utm_source=external&utm_medium=web).
You can perform initialization of your application (such as loading data) until
you start listening on the port number.
you start listening on the port number or the startup probe completes.

Note that delaying the listening on the port number causes longer _cold starts_,
so consider [lazily
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endpoints like
`http://metadata.google.internal/computeMetadata/v1/project/project-id` to
determine if you are on Cloud Run. However, this will not distinguish "Cloud
Run" vs "Cloud Run for Anthos" as the metadata service is available on GKE nodes
Run" vs "Knative Serving on GKE" as the metadata service is available on GKE nodes
as well.

### Is there a way to get static IP for outbound requests?
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