Code Deployment

Using the deploy command, you can deploy local project code to the Cloud Run environment.

Basic Usage

tcb cloudrun deploy

Usage Example:

# Interactive Deployment. The CLI will guide you through selecting services and environments.
tcb cloudrun deploy

# Deploy the code in the current directory to the specified service
tcb cloudrun deploy -e env-123456 -s my-service

# Deploy container-based services and specify the port
tcb cloudrun deploy -e env-123456 -s api-service --port 8080

# Deploy the code in the specified directory
tcb cloudrun deploy -e env-123456 -s my-service --source ./dist

# Force deployment and skip confirmation prompts
tcb cloudrun deploy -e env-123456 -s my-service --force

Create and Deploy an Agent

tcb cloudrun deploy -e <envId> --createAgent

Usage Example:

# Create a function-based Agent and deploy dependent function services
tcb cloudrun deploy -e env-123456 --createAgent

# Create an Agent and force deployment
tcb cloudrun deploy -e env-123456 --createAgent --force

Command Line Parameters

Parameter	Description	Required
-e, --env-id	Environment ID	No
-s, --serviceName	Service name	No
--port	Listening port for container services (this parameter is invalid for function services)	No
--source	Path to the directory containing the deployment code (absolute or relative path, default: current directory)	No
--createAgent	Creates a function-based Agent and simultaneously deploys the dependent function-based Cloud Run service	No
--force	Force deployment and skip all confirmation prompts	No
--dry-run	Perform a dry run to validate code loading and configuration without actual deployment	No
-h, --help	Display command help information	No

Precautions

• Ensure that the code has passed local testing before deployment
• For container services, the --port parameter must be specified; for function services, it does not need to be specified
• Using --source allows you to deploy code from non-current directories
• It is recommended to first use tcb cloudrun run for local testing
• Cloud Run code project sample: nodejs_hello_world