Top 3 ways to run your containers on Google Cloud

Find out the top three ways you can run your containers on Google Cloud! Google Kubernetes Engine for a container orchestration solution, Cloud Run for a fully serverless approach and Compute Engine to simply use Virtual Machines.
Resources:
Containers at Google → goo.gle/2YJb3S5
Kubernetes Engine → goo.gle/2qQICW2
Cloud Run → goo.gle/2M4Ky4L
Compute Engine → goo.gle/2PfMKYO
Deploying Containers → goo.gle/35tsVms
Container Optimized OS Images → goo.gle/35cuuVX
Container Registry → goo.gle/34i7m72
Getting Vulnerabilities for Metadata for Images → goo.gle/35rN9gN
Google Cloud Codelabs → goo.gle/2rKi0X9
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[@angzar]

3 years later and still very relevant! thanks for the awesome (🙂) video Alexis!!

[@JeffreyD]

Well, except that Container Registry is deprecated in favor of Artifact Registry

[@imranzunzani3120]

👍
Also use the minimal container base image eg. Alpine, to reduce attack surface due to vulnerabilities.

[@_baumi_]

isn'T that what Googles Container OS Image in GCE is for?

[@imranzunzani3120]

@@_baumi_
Google's Container OS is for the instance on which Kubernetes or Docker runs, while Alpine is for creating the container (image) to run on Kubernetes/Docker.
Google's Container OS reduces the attack surface for the machine on which you run containers while bases like Alpine reduces the attack surface for the containers themselves.

[@_baumi_]

@@imranzunzani3120 of course you’re right, thanks for clarifying

[@EliteRoxor]

Terrible recommendation. Alpine comes with busybox, which is a binary that contains a lot of other binaries such as netcat.
Use distroless containers, aka containers with no binaries.

[@imranzunzani3120]

@@EliteRoxor - You are watching this two years late dude. Distroless weren't as practical back then. And the best recommendation for least vulnerabilities is to go with 'Scratch'.

[@openlabtec]

My notes.
02:06 Cloud Run.
04:33 GCR

[@ighsight]

Solid video right here.

[@VladimirMinkin]

What about AppEngine Flexible Environment?

[@filipepereira2688]

I was thinking just the same. App Engine Flexible supports deployments of Docker conatiners.

[@arjunk5959]

Top 3 they have mentioned.. Its not in their top 3

[@dhidhi1000]

Thats the same as cloud run I'd say

[@narinseangsri7586]

THANKS YOU

[@user-ek2du2fc4v]

Thank you. for google cloud platflorm.

[@carmenmollison7707]

Grace mollison

[@saisuryanarayanarajusaripe2356]

Hi,
My question is,
How can we access the container images deployed in compute engines.How we will check whether container images are running inside compute engine.
Thanks.

[@KeremPARLAKGUMUS-uc4xb]

Thank you, it was very useful video for me.

[@przemyslaw568]

Which solution is the most affordable?

[@AlexisMP]

I'd say the most Serverless of them all - Cloud Run, but YMMV

[@StefTechSurfer]

4:15 - does that include auto OS patches?

[@RubenRoccoDeLuca]

Can't you reach it with an App Engine Flexible?

[@NickCarducciNJ]

I would like to google cloud run endpoint service proxy (version 2) api gateway (swagger firebase base64 token)

[@loyolaschool]

CloudRun is pretty much USELESS for us. Each job has a MAX 1 hour time limit. Good for toy jobs IMHO. I want to ask WHO in Google Cloud set this MAX time limit?

[@RyanOver]

You did not mention GAE Flex 🤔

[@AsadSiddiqi]

I was thinking the same hmm!

[@AlexisMP]

"Top 3" ;-)

[@not_a_human_being]

They are phasing that one out it seems to me.

[@StefTechSurfer]

How does GKE take backups?

[@mykolalyakhovskyy8308]

Thanks a lot.

[@cognitive-carpenter]

This guy reminds of Chandler Bing when he works in Telsa 😅

[@mihirdutta-DPSi]

3:20 GCE

[@budi0580]

👍👍👍