[Solved] You try to deploy a new revision but get a permission denied error. What should you check first? — Ans: If your user account has Cloud Run Admin role | GCP

GCP - Cloud Run

You try to deploy a new revision but get a permission denied error. What should you check first?

AIf your user account has Cloud Run Admin role

BIf the service already has too many revisions

CIf the container image is too large

DIf the Cloud Run service is in a different region

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand permission errors
Permission denied means your account lacks rights to deploy or manage Cloud Run.
Step 2: Identify required roles
Cloud Run Admin role grants deployment permissions needed for new revisions.
Final Answer:
If your user account has Cloud Run Admin role -> Option A
Quick Check:
Permission denied = missing Cloud Run Admin role [OK]

Quick Trick: Deploy needs Cloud Run Admin role assigned [OK]

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