Using a Global Load Balancer with Cloud Run [APPRUN] avaliações

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I saw the list of commands needed for this task, but nothing more. I would have liked to see how to deploy a service in different regions and use the Global Load Balancer to route to the nearest region. Besides, while the Cloud Run app showed the "Hello, World!" message when invoked directly, the URL generated by the load balancer did not work. I got the following error: This page isn’t working 34.120.35.222 didn’t send any data. ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE

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