GCP - Cloud RunYou want to run a containerized app that handles unpredictable traffic spikes without manual intervention. How does Cloud Run help?AIt requires you to pre-allocate maximum container instancesBIt only supports fixed scaling schedulesCIt automatically scales container instances up and down based on trafficDIt needs manual server provisioning for scalingCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify Cloud Run's scaling capabilitiesCloud Run automatically adjusts the number of container instances to match traffic demand.Step 2: Compare with other scaling methodsOptions A, C, and D require manual or fixed scaling, unlike Cloud Run's dynamic scaling.Final Answer:It automatically scales container instances up and down based on traffic -> Option CQuick Check:Cloud Run = Dynamic auto-scaling [OK]Quick Trick: Cloud Run auto-scales containers for traffic spikes [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking manual scaling is neededAssuming fixed schedules control scalingBelieving server provisioning is required
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