Devs invited to bake 'Run on Google Cloud' button into git repos... By Google, of course

Google has come up with a neat idea to promote its serverless container service, Cloud Run, by asking developers to incorporate a "Run on Google Cloud" button into their git repositories. The Cloud Run Button is a "single click" option to build and deploy a container-based application to Google's cloud – though in practice a …

[Pascal Monett]

"easy deployment of containers to a managed service"

Yay, an even more efficient method to post private identifying data on a unsecure, internet-accessible server.

Just what the world needs nowadays.

[Anonymous Coward]

Re: "easy deployment of containers to a managed service"

Assuming the options are "struggle through publishing an insecure, Internet accessible server to the cloud" and "quickly deploy an insecure Internet accessible server to the cloud" there's a small possibility that said person will use the extra time to learn how to do things properly.

I take it back, they'll just watch cat videos.

[Will Godfrey]

Re: "easy deployment of containers to a managed service"

Indeed. How many ways can you spell "MUG"?

[Ollie12]

Re: "easy deployment of containers to a managed service"

Any references to back up your claim that Google's Cloud Run service is insecure? Or is this just anti container rhetoric from another IT server admin who's job is now irrelevant?

[JohnFen]

Thanks, Google

...but no thanks.

[loopfish]

why the hate?

gets devs focused on quickly getting code into containers (I see POC uses) without operation concerns