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renderMediaOnCloudrun()

EXPERIMENTAL

Cloud Run is in Alpha, which means APIs may change in any version and documentation is not yet finished. See the changelog to stay up to date with breaking changes.

Kicks off a media rendering process on Remotion Cloud Run.

Requires a service to already be deployed to execute the render.
A site or a Serve URL needs to be specified to determine what will be rendered.

Example​

tsx
import { renderMediaOnCloudrun } from "@remotion/cloudrun";
 
const result = await renderMediaOnCloudrun({
  region: "us-east1",
  serviceName: "remotion-render-bds9aab",
  composition: "MyVideo",
  serveUrl:
    "https://storage.googleapis.com/remotioncloudrun-123asd321/sites/abcdefgh",
  codec: "h264",
});
if (result.status === "success") {
  console.log(result.bucketName);
  console.log(result.renderId);
}
tsx
import { renderMediaOnCloudrun } from "@remotion/cloudrun";
 
const result = await renderMediaOnCloudrun({
  region: "us-east1",
  serviceName: "remotion-render-bds9aab",
  composition: "MyVideo",
  serveUrl:
    "https://storage.googleapis.com/remotioncloudrun-123asd321/sites/abcdefgh",
  codec: "h264",
});
if (result.status === "success") {
  console.log(result.bucketName);
  console.log(result.renderId);
}

Arguments​

An object with the following properties:

cloudRunUrl?​

optional. Required if serviceName not supplied

The url of the Cloud Run service which should be used to perform the render. You must set either cloudRunUrl or serviceName, but not both

serviceName?​

optional. Required if cloudRunUrl not supplied

The name of the Cloud Run service which should be used to perform the render. This is used in conjunction with the region to determine the service endpoint, as the same service name can exist across multiple regions.

region​

In which GCP region your Cloud Run service is deployed. It's highly recommended that your Remotion site is also in the same region.

serveUrl​

A URL pointing to a Remotion project. Use deploySite() to deploy a Remotion project.

composition​

The id of the composition you want to render.

codec​

Which codec should be used to encode the video.

Video codecs h264, vp8 and prores are supported.

Audio codecs mp3, aac and wav are also supported.

See also renderMedia() -> codec.

inputProps?​

optional

React props that are passed to your composition. You define the shape of the props that the component accepts.

privacy?​

optional

One of:

  • "public" (default): The rendered media is publicly accessible under the Cloud Storage URL.
  • "private": The rendered media is not publicly available, but is available within the GCP project to those with the correct permissions.

forceBucketName?​

optional

Specify a specific bucket name to be used for the output. The resulting Google Cloud Storage URL will be in the format gs://{bucket-name}/renders/{render-id}/{file-name}. If not set, Remotion will choose the right bucket to use based on the region.

updateRenderProgress?​

optional

A callback that is called with the progress of the render.

audioCodec?​

optional

Choose the encoding of your audio.

  • Choose pcm-16 if you need uncompressed audio.
  • Not all video containers support all audio codecs.
  • This option takes precedence if the codec option also specifies an audio codec.

Refer to the Encoding guide to see defaults and supported combinations.

jpegQuality?​

optional

See renderMedia() -> jpegQuality.

audioBitrate?​

optional

See renderMedia() -> audioBitrate.

videoBitrate?​

optional

See renderMedia() -> videoBitrate.

proResProfile?​

optional

See renderMedia() -> proResProfile.

crf?​

optional

See renderMedia() -> crf.

pixelFormat?​

optional

See renderMedia() -> pixelFormat.

imageFormat?​

optional

See renderMedia() -> imageFormat.

scale?​

optional

Scales the output dimensions by a factor. See Scaling to learn more about this feature.

everyNthFrame?​

optional

Renders only every nth frame. For example only every second frame, every third frame and so on. Only works for rendering GIFs. See here for more details.

numberOfGifLoops?​

optional

Set the looping behavior. This option may only be set when rendering GIFs. See here for more details.

frameRange?​

optional

Specify a single frame (a number) or a range of frames (a tuple [number, number]) to be rendered.

envVariables?​

optional

See renderMedia() -> envVariables.

chromiumOptions?​

optional

Allows you to set certain Chromium / Google Chrome flags. See: Chromium flags.

disableWebSecurity​

boolean - default false

This will most notably disable CORS among other security features.

ignoreCertificateErrors​

boolean - default false

Results in invalid SSL certificates, such as self-signed ones, being ignored.

gl​

string

Select the OpenGL renderer backend for Chromium. Accepted values:

  • "angle",
  • "egl",
  • "swiftshader"
  • "swangle"
  • null - Chromiums default

muted?​

optional

Disables audio output. See also renderMedia() -> muted.

forceWidth?​

optional

Overrides default composition width.

forceHeight?​

optional

Overrides default composition height.

logLevel?​

optional

One of verbose, info, warn, error. Determines how much is being logged inside the Lambda function. Defaults to info.

outName?​

optional

The file name of the media output.

It can either be:

  • undefined - it will default to out plus the appropriate file extension, for example: renders/${renderId}/out.mp4.
  • A string - it will get saved to the same Cloud Storage bucket as your site under the key renders/{renderId}/{outName}.

delayRenderTimeoutInMilliseconds?​

optional

A number describing how long the render may take to resolve all delayRender() calls before it times out. Default: 30000

concurrency?​

By default, each Cloud Run service renders with concurrency 1 (one open browser tab). You may use the option to customize this value.

enforceAudioTrack?​

Render a silent audio track if there wouldn't be any otherwise.

preferLossless?​

Uses a lossless audio codec, if one is available for the codec. If you set audioCodec, it takes priority over preferLossless.

Return value​

Returns a promise resolving to an object.

status​

Use this to determine the structure of the response. It can either be:

  • 'success' - render has been performed successfully.
  • 'crash - Cloud Run service has crashed.

Return when status === 'success'​

The resulting object contains the following:

status​

'success' - render has been performed successfully.

publicUrl?​

optional

The publicly accessible URL of the rendered file. Only available when the request had the privacy property set to 'public'.

renderId​

A unique alphanumeric identifier for this render. Useful for obtaining status and finding the relevant files in the Cloud Storage bucket.

bucketName​

The Cloud Storage bucket name in which all files are being saved.

privacy​

Privacy of the output file, either:

  • "public-read" - Publicly accessible under the Cloud Storage URL.
  • "project-private" - Not publicly available, but is available within the GCP project to those with the correct permissions.

publicUrl​

If the privacy is set to public, this will be the publicly accessible URL of the rendered file. If the privacy is not public, this will be null.

cloudStorageUri​

Google Storage path, beginning with gs://{bucket-name}. Can be used with the gsutil CLI tool.

size​

Size of the rendered media in KB.

Return when status === 'crash'​

The resulting object contains the following:

status​

'crash' - Cloud Run service has crashed without a response.

cloudRunEndpoint​

Endpoint that was called when executing the render. Used by the CLI to parse the service name to determine timeout and memory limit of the service. This can then be used when analysing the logs, to provide a hint as to the reason of the crash.

message​

'Service crashed without sending a response. Check the logs in GCP console.' This is used by the CLI for displaying an error message.

requestStartTime​

datetime of when the request was made, in UTC format - "2020-01-01T00:00:00+02:00". Can be useful for filtering the logs of the service.

requestCrashTime​

datetime of when the crash was detected, in UTC format - "2020-01-01T00:00:00+02:00". Can be useful for filtering the logs of the service.

requestElapsedTimeInSeconds​

Seconds elapsed between the request start and crash time. Can be checked against the timeout limit to understand if this was the likely cause of the crash.

See also​