Starting April 20, 2020, Cloud Functions will use Google Cloud Build, Container Registry, and Google Cloud Storage to build and store your source code, and deploy container image(s) before running them on Google Cloud.
You must enable the Cloud Build API for your project(s) to ensure your Cloud Function is built and deployed correctly.
Once you enable the API, you may incur charges if your Cloud Build, Container Registry, or Cloud Storage usage exceeds the free tier limits for these products.
Add cloudbuild.googleapis.com to the list of enabled APIs in the terraform script located at
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Starting April 20, 2020, Cloud Functions will use Google Cloud Build, Container Registry, and Google Cloud Storage to build and store your source code, and deploy container image(s) before running them on Google Cloud.
You must enable the Cloud Build API for your project(s) to ensure your Cloud Function is built and deployed correctly.
Once you enable the API, you may incur charges if your Cloud Build, Container Registry, or Cloud Storage usage exceeds the free tier limits for these products.
Add
cloudbuild.googleapis.comto the list of enabled APIs in the terraform script located athttps://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/security-response-automation/blob/master/terraform/setup/google-setup/main.tf