Jika Anda membuat fungsi baru, lihat Panduan Memulai Konsol di Cloud Run. Konten di halaman ini hanya berlaku untuk fungsi lama yang sudah ada yang dibuat dengan Cloud Functions v1 API.
Tetap teratur dengan koleksi
Simpan dan kategorikan konten berdasarkan preferensi Anda.
Mengonfigurasi batas memori dan vCPU (generasi ke-1)
Anda dapat menyediakan fungsi Cloud Run dengan jumlah memori yang berbeda untuk mengontrol
batas jumlah memori yang dapat digunakan oleh suatu fungsi. Jumlah memori yang dialokasikan
yang Anda pilih sesuai dengan jumlah CPU yang dialokasikan untuk fungsi Anda.
Tingkat memori dan CPU yang tersedia ditunjukkan dalam tabel berikut:
Memori
CPU
128 MB
.083 vCPU
256 MB
.167 vCPU
512 MB
.333 vCPU
1024 MB
.583 vCPU
2048 MB
1 vCPU
4.096 MB
2 vCPU
8192 MB
2 vCPU
Tidak tersedia
4 vCPU
Tidak tersedia
8 vCPU
Secara default, memori yang dialokasikan untuk fungsi adalah 256 MB atau 256 MiB, bergantung
pada versi produk fungsi Cloud Run.
Lihat Harga fungsi Cloud Run untuk mengetahui informasi tentang biaya
yang terkait dengan alokasi memori dan CPU.
Menetapkan batas memori
Anda dapat menetapkan memori fungsi yang dialokasikan saat deployment menggunakan
Google Cloud CLI atau konsol Google Cloud :
gcloud
Jika Anda men-deploy fungsi menggunakan gcloud CLI, gunakan
flag --memory:
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