Arshdeep-13
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1 year ago @arthurain If you specified port 8000 in your Google Cloud Run deployment and your application is not listening on that port, you can try the following solutions:
Change the port number: If your application is listening on a different port, you can change the port number in your Google Cloud Run deployment to match the one that your application is listening on. To do this, specify the correct port number in your Dockerfile or the command field in your Cloud Run configuration file.
Update your application: If your application is not listening on any port, you need to update your application to listen on the specified port. This can be done by updating your application code to listen on port 8000.
Check your application logs: You can check your application logs in the Cloud Run console to see if there are any errors related to port binding. If you find any errors, you can fix them and redeploy your application.
Use a different port: If you are unable to change the port number or update your application code to listen on port 8000, you can try using a different port number that your application is listening on. To do this, specify the correct port number in your Cloud Run configuration file.
Remember to rebuild your Docker image and redeploy your application after making any changes to your Dockerfile or Cloud Run configuration file.
I followed the documentation and deployed this project on Google Cloud Run. However, Google Cloud Run required me to specify a port number, and I chose 8000. As a result, I encountered an error during deployment that says: "The user-provided container failed to start and listen on the port defined provided by the PORT=8000 environment variable." How can I solve this problem? Thanks