GCP - Cloud RunA developer sets the Cloud Run service's memory limit to 128Mi but the container crashes with out-of-memory errors. What should be done?ADecrease the memory limit to 64MiBIncrease the memory limit to a higher value like 512Mi or 1GiCRemove the memory limit entirelyDSwitch to a virtual machine insteadCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand memory limit impactIf the container uses more memory than the limit, it crashes with out-of-memory errors.Step 2: Fix by adjusting memory limitIncreasing the memory limit allows the container to use more memory and avoid crashes.Final Answer:Increase the memory limit to a higher value like 512Mi or 1Gi -> Option BQuick Check:Memory limit too low causes crashes; increase it [OK]Quick Trick: Raise memory limit if container crashes due to out-of-memory [OK]Common Mistakes:Lowering memory limit instead of increasingRemoving limits without controlSwitching services unnecessarily
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