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We want to make it possible to run a sitespeed check as a service, but we want to make it scale to zero using as open and green a stack as possible.
To begin with, we're using google cloud run, because:
To begin with, greenspeed needs to run as a service where it will accept a POST with data sent along the lines of this handler.
https://cloud.google.com/run/docs/tutorials/pubsub#run_pubsub_handler-nodejs
If this is a valid url, we pass the url to sitespeed with the following parameters:
./bin/sitespeed.js https://PROVIDED_URL --headless -n 1 --sustainable.enable --sustainable.co2PerDomain --sustainable.dirtiestResources --sustainable.pageViews 1000000 --
### Acceptance criteria
We can close this issue when we have a HTTP service that:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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We want to make it possible to run a sitespeed check as a service, but we want to make it scale to zero using as open and green a stack as possible.
To begin with, we're using google cloud run, because:
To begin with, greenspeed needs to run as a service where it will accept a POST with data sent along the lines of this handler.
https://cloud.google.com/run/docs/tutorials/pubsub#run_pubsub_handler-nodejs
If this is a valid url, we pass the url to sitespeed with the following parameters:
### Acceptance criteria
We can close this issue when we have a HTTP service that:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: