GCP - Cloud RunHow does Cloud Run's pricing model contribute to cost efficiency for containerized applications?AYou pay a fixed monthly fee regardless of usageBYou pay only for the exact compute resources used during request processingCYou pay for pre-allocated container instances running 24/7DYou pay based on the number of container images storedCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand Cloud Run pricingCloud Run charges based on CPU, memory, and requests only while containers handle requests.Step 2: Impact on cost efficiencyBecause it scales to zero when idle, you avoid paying for unused resources.Final Answer:You pay only for the exact compute resources used during request processing -> Option BQuick Check:Pay-per-use pricing saves costs [OK]Quick Trick: Pay only for resources used during requests [OK]Common Mistakes:Assuming fixed monthly fees applyThinking you pay for idle container instances
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