I stumbled upon SLOs for cloud run and find them very useful as it removes the reliance on third parties and the dependencies that come with them. My question is; is it possible to define SLO policies that are applied to all cloud run instances within a project? Similarly how you can define firewalls with tags for VMs?
Define SLO policy which is applied to all cloud run instances
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To answer your questions:
No, you cannot define a single SLO service for all your cloud run instance. You can only create multiple (500) SLOs for a service. Take a look at this documentation: Creating an SLO
Take a look at this documentation: Use Tags for firewalls. You have to: