Manually Deploy to Cloud Run - Updated for Artifact Registry

In this video I show how to manually deploy a Docker image to Cloud Run using Artifact Registry. This is an updated video, I did one previously that used Container Registry, but Google has since suggested to use Artifact Registry.
I show how to create the image repository in Artifact Registry, how to build the image, how to authenticate docker with Artifact Registry, tag the image, push the image to Artifact Registry, and how to deploy a Cloud Run revision using that image.
I also show how to build the image for a different CPU chip than the one you are developing on. In my case, I am using an M1 Mac (ARM chip), so I have to build the image for a linux AMD64 chip.
I also have a bonus tip for dotnet developers on ARM Mac's having issues building for a different platform.
Docs for reference:
cloud.google.com/artifact-reg...
Docker docs for building for another platform:
docs.docker.com/build/buildin...
Example from Microsoft for dotnet dockerfile.
github.com/dotnet/dotnet-dock...
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[@javiasilis]

I'm still impressed how convoluted and with bad practices the documentation of each cloud provider.
Thank you very much for this video!

[@brunoalc5422]

Awesome video, really helped figure out the terms and concepts around this process, thank you so much!

[@scriptbytes]

Glad it was helpful!

[@rnlinked]

Thank you very much for this brilliant video, I have spent hours trying to push my container

[@scriptbytes]

You're welcome!

[@himanshikalra8602]

Thanks a lot! really helped : )

[@logcat.]

This was exactly what I was looking for! Thank you very much works like a charm.

[@scriptbytes]

You’re welcome, I’m glad it helped!

[@TheusinDoDeboche]

This video saved my life in my work! Thank you!

[@scriptbytes]

Glad it helped!

[@gantushigsaruul2489]

This great, easy to understand tutorial saved my work! Thank you 🔥

[@scriptbytes]

I’m glad it helped you out!

[@MehmetKoseDev]

Crystal clear! Thanks for the effort

[@scriptbytes]

Glad it was helpful!

[@horger89]

Thank you, this was incredibly useful!

[@scriptbytes]

Thanks for watching!

[@MarcoACto]

Thank you so much! I wanted to deploy manually because gcloud would always create a multi-region bucket automatically, which would cost me.

[@scriptbytes]

You're welcome! I"m glad it helped out.

[@MahmoudReyad]

i would like to make ci/cd for the deployment of firebase (cloud functions / rules) and hosting when what ever pushed on github branch could you help please

[@scriptbytes]

It sounds like you want to set up a trigger in Cloud Build that builds when you push to Github. I have a couple videos doing that where I push to Cloud Run.
I haven't deployed to firebase/functions before, but their docs do have a section for deploying to it from Cloud Build.
This might get you started:
cloud.google.com/build/docs/deploying-builds/deploy-firebase

[@davidrodriguezbtc24]

How is the command to deploy from CLI with Cloud run using that last image you generated, do I have to add a step in cloud build?

[@scriptbytes]

I cover deploying from Cloud Build in this video:
th-cam.com/video/RBpDLP9ZoCk/w-d-xo.html
There is a cloud run deploy step in the cloudbuild.yml that deploys the image to Cloud Run

[@davidrodriguezbtc24]

Compared to App engine on cloud run with cloud build how long does it take me to deploy an average django application on cloud run and APP engine? I currently deploy with github action and am looking to optimize deployment time.

[@scriptbytes]

I haven’t deployed to app engine before, but I think the only way to know is to try it.
We have a lot of .Net apps and they usually take 2-5 minutes to deploy to cloud run depending on the app.