Hi

I wanted to try running the container image from Google Cloud Run. I saw your comment somewhere in the documentation about how containers free people from the big cloud infrastructure providers. But I've got a different set of criteria. Anyway I'd like to just run it in "Cloud Run". Specifically I am talking about the headless option.

Theoretically this could be pretty easy, as Cloud Run just runs an image. So I can do this:

gcloud run jobs create JOB_NAME `
    --image philosowaffle/peloton-to-garmin:console-stable `
    --tasks 1 `
    --max-retries 1 `
     ...other options....

(that works in Windows PowerShell, where the backtick is the newline continuation character)

But to do that, I need to mount a configuration file, and an output directory.

Cloud Run allows me to mount one or more read-only or read/write storage buckets (via gcsfuse). So that would get me close. But there are couple problems here:

• Cloud Run allows mounting of only directories as volumes. Mounting a single file isn't possible. So this would allow me to mount the output directory, but it would not allow me to provide the configuration file.
• The p2g docker image does not let me specify the paths I want to use for the output directory or the configuration file. It's always /app/output and /app/configuration.local.json as far as I can tell from reading the documentation. I looked in the code and it does appear that if there is an argument given to the program, it uses THAT as the directory to look in, for configuration . But this isn't documented. and also I couldn't get it to work properly.

therefore, a feature request:
allow the image to get its arguments from the environment. So I could specify P2G_CONFIG=/mnt/configdir and it would use the configuration file in that directory. Similarly I could specify P2G_OUTPUT=/mnt/outputdir and

I tried forking and modifying the C# code, and I'm reasonably ok at that. I was able to build it successfully. The next step was to build the Docker image. But I know much less about Docker. There is no documentation describing how to build the image. I tried on windows. I guessed this:

   docker build . -f .\docker\Dockerfile.console -t p2g-test-console

But that failed, because of errors like this:

 /build/src/Peloton/Peloton.csproj : error NU1301: Unable to load the service index for source https://api.nuget.org/v3/index.json. [/build/src/ConsoleClient/ConsoleClient.csproj]

So I tried

   docker build . --network=host -f .\docker\Dockerfile.console -t p2g-test-console

And that seemed to work.

Therefore, a documentation improvement request:
Document how to build an image from the various Dockerfiles.