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Configure Cloud Run functions (1st gen)
Use this page to understand what configuration options are available in
Cloud Run functions, how to control the behavior of your functions, and what the
best practices are for each type of configuration.
You can avoid cold starts for your application and reduce application latency by
setting a minimum number of instances. Note that setting a minimum number of
instances incurs cost. See
Using minimum instances to learn
more.
Secrets
You can use Secret Manager with your
Cloud Run functions to securely store API keys, passwords, and other
sensitive information. See
Using secrets to learn more.
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