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Before we get going with this one, I need to add a small disclaimer: I am not a security researcher, neither a bug bounty hunter nor anything similar. That means when I report a vulnerability somewhere, I either really wanted to try out a technique that I read about, or I stumbled over it during my regular work. Now, why am I mentioning this? Well, mostly to be clear that this is not how I make a living. I work a regular job at Codesphere and that’s what I get paid for, so I don’t need vulnerabilities to be accepted so that I can get paid. My biggest focus is always to make products I, or our users use more secure.

As the title is hinting, this is part one of a series of entries to follow. This first post will deal with a topic that I personally have to touch on a lot: Deploying to Cloud Run. Why? This very blog you’re reading right now is deployed precisely that way. In this article, we’re going to walk through a couple of simple steps to get a hugo based blog (or anything more or less) deployed to Google Cloud Run using GitHub Actions.