docs(install): add Cloud Run Instances deployment option to GCP guide - #140
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Summary
This PR adds Cloud Run Instances as a managed deployment option in
docs/install/gcp.mdalongside the existing Compute Engine VM guide.Why Cloud Run Instances for OpenClaw?
https://...run.app) out of the box without manual OS/systemd maintenance or SSH port forwarding.mount-options="uid=1000;gid=1000;file-mode=0700;dir-mode=0700".OPENCLAW_GATEWAY_PASSWORD, model API keys) are managed securely via Secret Manager rather than plaintext files on disk.Changes
docs/install/gcp.mdinto Option 1: Cloud Run Instances (Recommended) and Option 2: Compute Engine VM (Docker VM).