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How to use Cloud Run 'always-on' CPU allocation for background work
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In this episode of Serverless Expeditions, Martin and Wesley optimize their weather alerting app by pulling the values from a cache instead of hitting an external API. Watch as they speed up their app by taking advantage of Cloud Run's "always-on" CPU allocation, allowing them to keep the cache updated and drop app latency by more than 80%!
Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:52 - Caching layer
2:04 - Enabling "always-on" CPU & code preview
2:38 - App deploy & demo
3:15 - Cost & autoscaling considerations
4:13 - Summary
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product: Cloud - Serverless Computing - Cloud Run; fullname: Wesley Chun, Martin Omander;
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