GCP - Cloud RunWhich of the following is the correct way to trigger a Cloud Function?AWrite code and deploy with event triggerBDeploy a container image and expose HTTP endpointCCreate a VM and install function runtimeDUpload code to Cloud Storage bucket onlyCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand Cloud Functions deploymentCloud Functions are deployed by writing code and specifying event triggers like HTTP, Pub/Sub, or storage events.Step 2: Check other optionsDeploying containers is for Cloud Run; VMs are for Compute Engine; uploading code alone does not trigger functions.Final Answer:Write code and deploy with event trigger is correct for Cloud Functions -> Option AQuick Check:Cloud Functions = code + event trigger [OK]Quick Trick: Cloud Functions need code + event trigger [OK]Common Mistakes:Confusing container deployment with Cloud FunctionsThinking VM setup is neededAssuming code upload alone triggers function
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