Anyone running n8n successfully with Google Cloud Run?

[Avro_Ahmed]

I am trying to get n8n working with Google Cloud Run.
Used https://hub.docker.com/r/n8nio/n8n to deploy the container.

Environment vars are:

N8N_HOST = n8n-service-**.a.run.app
N8N_PROTOCOL = https
N8N_PORT = 5678
VUE_APP_URL_BASE_API = https://n8n-service-**.a.run.app
WEBHOOK_TUNNEL_URL = https://n8n-service-**.a.run.app

Google Cloud Run specific config:

Container Port 5678

The server comes up just fine. However, I get a connection lost notice in the top right corner - Server connection could not be established.
The server is down or there is a connection problem.
It will reconnect automatically as soon as the backend can be reached

Any idea what I might be doing wrong here?

[jan]

Welcome to the community @Avro_Ahmed!

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