PocketBase on CloudRun

It is now possible to run PocketBase on Google CloudRun because of the recent support for mounting volumes. This is a guide on how to deploy PocketBase on Google Cloud Run.

Disclaimer: This is not an official Google project.

Features

• Scale to zero
• Infinite storage (and file deletion protection, file versions, and multi region)
• pb_data/pb_public/pb_hooks all in the same file system
• Backups can be done either by PocketBase or by protecting the bucket

Prerequisites

• Google Cloud project
• Google Cloud Storage bucket

Getting Started

Fork this repository or "Use this template" to create your own repository.

Deploy following the guide on the official documentation.

Steps

Create a new service

Google Cloud Build

• Setup with Cloud Build
  • Repository Provider: GitHub
  • Select Repository: THIS_REPOSITORY_FORK
• Branch: main
• Build Configuration: Dockerfile

General Settings

• Allow unauthenticated invocations
• CPU is only allocated when the service is handling requests
• Maximum number of requests per container is set to 1000
• Maximum number of containers is set to 1
• Timeout is set to 3600
• Ingress is set to internal and all traffic

Container(s), Volumes, Networking, Security

Volumes

• Add volume
  • Volume type: Google Storage bucket
  • Volume name: remote-storage (or any name you want)
  • Bucket: YOUR_BUCKET_NAME
  • Read-only: false

Container(s)

• Startup CPU boost is enabled
• Volume mount (s)
  • Volume name: remote-storage
  • Mount path: /cloud/storage

Health Checks

You can add a health check to your service that uses Pocketbase's health check endpoint /api/health.

Deployed

Now create the service and wait for the cloud build to finish.

If everything goes well, you should see the service deployed.

FAQ

What if I have local files that I want to use?

pb_data, pb_public, and pb_hooks are all directories you might use during development.

You can upload these directories to your Google Cloud Storage bucket you created earlier to the root directory.

Can I use a custom domain?

Yes, you can use a custom domain. You can follow the guide on the official documentation.