Getting Started with Cloud Shell & gcloud
GSP002
Overview
Google Cloud Shell provides you with gcloud command-line access to computing resources hosted on the Google Cloud. Cloud Shell is a Debian-based virtual machine with a persistent 5GB home directory, which makes it easy for you to manage your Google Cloud projects and resources. The Cloud SDK gcloud and other utilities you need come pre-installed in Cloud Shell, which allows you to get up and running quickly.
In this hands-on lab you will learn how to connect to computing resources hosted on the Google Cloud via Cloud Shell with the gcloud command-line.
Students are encouraged to type the commands themselves, which reinforces the core concepts. Many labs will include a code block that contains the required commands. You can easily copy and paste the commands from the code block into the appropriate places during the lab.
What you'll do
- Practice using
gcloudcommands. - Connect to compute services hosted on the Google Cloud.
Prerequisites
-
Familiarity with standard Linux text editors such as
vim,emacs, ornano.
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- Get temporary access to the Google Cloud Console.
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Score
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Create a virtual machine with gcloud
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