@steren: Today we're publicly launching Cloud Run sandboxes. Here, I start, execute, and stop 1,000 sandboxes in 5s with an aver…
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Google publicly launches Cloud Run sandboxes, showcasing the ability to start, execute, and stop 1,000 sandboxes in 5 seconds with an average latency of 500ms.
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Today we’re publicly launching Cloud Run sandboxes.
Here, I start, execute, and stop 1,000 sandboxes in 5s with an average of 500ms latency: https://t.co/pHpwe5XRX5
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