@Marvin When I try to deploy my worker using the GCP worker guide, I get the following error in my terminal: "ERROR: (gcloud.run.deploy) Revision 'prefect-worker-00004-kbc' is not ready and cannot serve traffic. The user-provided container ran out of memory. Logs for this revision might contain more information; consider increasing the memory limit."

The error you're encountering, "The user-provided container ran out of memory," suggests that your Prefect worker deployed on Google Cloud Run is exceeding the memory allocation limits. To resolve this, you can increase the memory limit for your Cloud Run service. Here's a brief guide on how to adjust the memory limit: 1. Update Memory Allocation: When deploying your service using the

gcloud

command, you can specify the memory limit using the

--memory

flag. For example:

bash
   gcloud run deploy [YOUR-SERVICE-NAME] --image [YOUR-IMAGE] --memory 512Mi

Replace

[YOUR-SERVICE-NAME]

and

[YOUR-IMAGE]

with your service name and container image, respectively. Adjust the memory value as needed (e.g.,

512Mi

,

1Gi

). 2. Check Logs: Review the logs for the specific revision that failed. This can provide more insights into why the memory was insufficient. 3. Monitor Usage: Once deployed, monitor the memory usage of your service to ensure it operates within the allocated limits. For more detailed instructions, you can refer to the GCP worker guide. If you continue to face issues, consider checking Prefect's GitHub issues for any related discussions or solutions.