Thanks for the tutorial. There is a problem with the order of the steps. (Perhaps this is because of changes to GCP)
At the top, you say to create a service in Cloud Run. But Cloud Run does not let you create a service without selecting the container image URL. It doesn't let you proceed to the next step.
Therefore I first ran: gcloud builds submit --tag gcr.io/PROJECT-ID/SERVICE-NAME
After running this, the container image URL was now available to be selected. I was able then to finish the rest of the steps of "Create Service".
After finishing creating the service, I did not need to run: gcloud run deploy --image gcr.io/PROJECT-ID/PROJECT-NAME --platform managed
The image was already deployed, and I was able to see in the browser that the Angular app was being served by Cloud Run.
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Thanks for the tutorial. There is a problem with the order of the steps. (Perhaps this is because of changes to GCP)
At the top, you say to create a service in Cloud Run. But Cloud Run does not let you create a service without selecting the container image URL. It doesn't let you proceed to the next step.
Therefore I first ran: gcloud builds submit --tag gcr.io/PROJECT-ID/SERVICE-NAME
After running this, the container image URL was now available to be selected. I was able then to finish the rest of the steps of "Create Service".
After finishing creating the service, I did not need to run: gcloud run deploy --image gcr.io/PROJECT-ID/PROJECT-NAME --platform managed
The image was already deployed, and I was able to see in the browser that the Angular app was being served by Cloud Run.