Event-driven microservices with Cloud Run

Cloud Run is great for running containers in a serverless way but how do you feed events to those containers? Events for Cloud Run provides primitives to build event-driven architectures. This provides an opportunity to read Google Cloud and 3rd party events in a consistent way and to choose where to consume those events either in Google Cloud or other clouds with Anthos. In this session, get an overview of Events for Cloud Run and its Knative compatible Anthos version. Watch now to learn the building blocks Cloud Run provides for event-driven architectures.
Speaker: Prashant Gulati
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event: Google Cloud Next 2020; re_ty: Publish; product: Cloud - Hybrid and Multi-cloud - Anthos, Cloud - Containers - Cloud Run; fullname: Prashant Gulati;

[@dheer211]

Great presentation. Just curious if Cloud Workflows is a better solution for event driven architectures?

[@vdobromyslov]

Not yet. But it tends to be soon along with Google Eventarc maybe. There is no convenient way to bind Workflows to PubSub yet and I hope it's under development.

[@PhilippeStephan]

Well delivered with knowledge and conviction. Very impressive, thank you!

[@learnobytes6]

Amazing

[@diazagasatya736]

Great presentation!

[@bhagyashingale5663]

Cant one cloud run be enough ? The 0.4 $ / million invocations hurt my wallet

[@iordanismakaratzis1102]

Sometimes cost doesn't matter. Only fancy diagrams and the power of Google!