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This seems like a competitor more to Fargate than to Lambda, right?

• throw03172019 8y ago
  Definitely seems like it.
• ilogik 8y ago
  With Fargate you have containers running all the time, and you pay for that....from what I've seen of Cloud Run, you just pay when you're actually serving requests
  • asciimike 8y ago
    With Cloud Run you're only paying for resources used, and with Cloud Run on GKE you're paying for the underlying cluster [1]. This also gives you the flexibility to optimize costs by shifting workloads between the two if desired. [1] https://cloud.google.com/run/pricing https://cloud.google.com/run/pricing
• alpb 8y ago
  Closer to Lambda from a lifecycle perspective, because your code runs only when there’s a request (and you’re billed only during requests). But also Closer to Fargate from a programming paradigm perspective, as the deployment unit is “container image”.