Step-by-Step Guide to Setting Up an Application Load Balancer for Cloud Run on GCP
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Charlotte Towell
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Summary
This guide provides a step-by-step walkthrough for setting up an Application Load Balancer on Google Cloud Platform (GCP) specifically for Cloud Run instances. The primary goal is to achieve a static outbound IP, which can then be used to configure a custom domain via a DNS service. The article includes prerequisites and detailed instructions for creating the load balancer.
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· 3 pulledThis guide will walk through the steps of setting up a load balancer for Cloud Run instances in GCP.
The primary outcome will be a static outbound IP which we can then use in a DNS service of choice to configure a custom domain.
Creating a Load Balancer will roughly follow the guide as per Set up a classic Application Load Balancer.
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