I succeeded in uploading the node js container image to cloud run through docker and it works fine.

But now I have to upload some executable file in the root directory in binary form. (Probably, it would be nice to set basic file permissions as well) But I can't find a way to access it.. I know it's running on Debian 64-bit, right? How can I access the root folder?

CodePudding user response：

Although it is technically possible to download/copy a file to a running Cloud Run instance, that action would need to take place on every cold start. Depending on how large the files are, you could run out of memory as file system changes are in-memory. Containers should be considered read-only file systems for most use cases except for temporary file storage during computation.

Cloud Run does not provide an interface to log in to an instance or remotely access files. The Docker exec type commands are not supported. That level of functionality would need to be provided by your application.

Instead, rebuild your container with updates/changes and redeploy.