Please review the previous lab on Cloud Functions before proceeding with this lab.<https://scribehow.com/shared/Playing_with_Cloud_Functions__Gen_2__n8uLSogcRXCxSfeY5ZVtvg>

Sign in into the **Google Cloud Platform**

Type "**Cloud Run**" in the search bar and click on the **Cloud Run** option

**What is Cloud Run?**\
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Cloud Run is a managed compute service by Google Cloud that enables you to run containerized applications in a fully managed environment. It automatically scales your containers based on incoming traffic and charges you only for the resources you use, providing a serverless experience for deploying and managing containerized applications.

Click on the Name **my-second-generation-cloud-function**

**my-second-generation-cloud-function** wizard will open, click on the **EDIT & DEPLOY NEW REVISION** button

**Deploy revision to my-second-generation-cloud-function** wizard will open, scroll to the **Request timeout** section and type "**60**"

**What is Request timeout?**\
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Request timeout is the maximum duration that a server will wait for a client to send a complete request, or the maximum time allowed for the server to process and respond to a client's request. If this time limit is exceeded, the server terminates the connection and returns a timeout error.

Scroll to the **Maximum concurrent requests per instance** section and type "**1**"

**What is the Maximum concurrent requests per instance?**\
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Maximum concurrent requests per instance is a configuration setting that specifies the maximum number of simultaneous requests that a single instance of a service or application can handle at the same time. This helps manage resource utilization and ensures optimal performance by preventing any single instance from being overwhelmed.

Scroll the page and click on the **DEPLOY** button

Congratulations! on completing this lab and Exploring Cloud Functions - Scaling and Concurrency

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This guide on exploring cloud functions focuses on scaling and concurrency.