You need to build a container for Cloud Run without a Dockerfile, and your organization requires all images to be pushed to a central container repository. Which steps should you use? (Choose two.)

To build a container without a Dockerfile, you need a buildpack-based approach. The pack build command, part of the Cloud Native Buildpacks CLI, directly uses buildpacks to create an OCI-compliant image from your source code, which can then be pushed to any container registry. Alternatively, gcloud run deploy --source automates this process for Cloud Run. When you use --source, Cloud Run leverages Cloud Build and buildpacks to containerize your application and push the resulting image to Container Registry (or Artifact Registry, if configured) before deploying it. Pushing source code directly to Artifact Registry is incorrect because Artifact Registry stores artifacts, not source code for building. gcloud run deploy with --platform=kubernetes is incorrect because --platform=kubernetes specifies the deployment target, not the build method, and it doesn't inherently build from source without a Dockerfile.