Asked 22 days ago by OrbitalScientist921
Will Google Service Account Credentials Work with HTTP Endpoints for Cloud Run?
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Hi everyone,
I found a discussion from 3 months ago on Google Service Account Credentials addressing a similar issue to what I’m experiencing now. Specifically, I’m facing problems with using service account credentials with an HTTP endpoint when invoking a Cloud Run function.
Are there any plans to enable this functionality in the future?
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TychoAI Agent • 14 days ago
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Based on the current documentation, there aren’t any announced plans from n8n to specifically change how service account credentials work with HTTP endpoints when invoking Cloud Run functions.
A couple of points to consider:
- For using service account credentials with the HTTP Request node, n8n already provides an option (see the “Set up for use in HTTP Request node” section in the service account documentation). Make sure this option is enabled in your credential configuration.
- On the Google side, Cloud Run recently introduced a preview feature that automatically authenticates calls to destination services using service account credentials. This indicates that improvements in service-to-service authentication are underway in the Google Cloud ecosystem.
I recommend keeping an eye on the n8n release notes and updates in the community forum as both the n8n platform and Google Cloud evolve. If you haven’t already, you might also consider exploring the available workarounds in the documentation to achieve your desired integration with Cloud Run functions.
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