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‎Command Line Interface (CLI)

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‎External links

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‎SSH into instance/VM

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‎Cloud VPN

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‎Google App Engine (GAE)

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‎Google Compute Engine (GCE)

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‎Identity and Access Management (IAM)

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‎Identity and Access Management (IAM)

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‎Cloud SQL

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‎Cloud Storage

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 * Set the active account:
   $ gcloud config set account <account>
 * Get current gcloud configuration:

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 ==External links==
 * [https://cloud.google.com/ Official website]
 [[Category:Technical and Specialized Skills]]

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 * Or alternatively, allow access for the next two minutes:
   $ gcloud compute ssh example-instance --zone=us-west2-a --ssh-key-expire-after=2m
 ==GCP vs. AWS==

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	SSH into VM1 and check that you can ping the ''internal'' IP of VM2, and ''vice versa''.		SSH into VM1 and check that you can ping the ''internal'' IP of VM2, and ''vice versa''.
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		+	===SSH into instance/VM===
		+
		+	SEE: [https://cloud.google.com/sdk/gcloud/reference/compute/ssh gcloud compute ssh] for details.
		+
		+	* To SSH into "<code>example-instance</code>" in zone <code>us-west2-a</code>, run:
		+	$ gcloud compute ssh example-instance --zone=us-west2-a
		+
		+	* You can also run a command on the virtual machine. For example, to get a snapshot of the guest's process tree, run:
		+	$ gcloud compute ssh example-instance --zone=us-west2-a --command="ps -ejH"
		+
		+	* If you are using the Google Container-Optimized virtual machine image, you can SSH into one of your containers with:
		+	$ gcloud compute ssh example-instance --zone=us-west2-a --container=CONTAINER
		+
		+	* You can limit the allowed time to ssh. For example, to allow a key to be used through 2019:
		+	$ gcloud compute ssh example-instance --zone=us-west2-a --ssh-key-expiration="2020-01-01T00:00:00:00Z"
		+
		+	* Or alternatively, allow access for the next two minutes:
		+	$ gcloud compute ssh example-instance --zone=us-west2-a --ssh-key-expire-after=2m

	==GCP vs. AWS==		==GCP vs. AWS==

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 ** Limits on third-party software
-* Example App Engine ''Standard'' environment workflow (e.g., for you web app)
+* Example App Engine ''Standard'' environment workflow (e.g., for your web app)
 *# Develop and test the web app locally
 *# Use the SDK to deploy to App Engine (Project -> App Engine -> App Servers -> Application Instances)
-*# App Engine automatically scales and reliable serves your web application
+*# App Engine automatically scales and reliably serves your web application
 *#* App Engine can access a variety of services using dedicated APIs (e.g., NoSQL, Memcache, task queues, scheduled tasks, search, logs, etc.)

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 * Storage for VMs
 ** Persistent disks (either standard or SSD)
-** Any data save to scratch space (local SSD) will not be saved when the VM is terminated
+** Any data saved to scratch space (local SSD) will not be saved when the VM is terminated
 * Preemtible VM

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 * Custom Roles
-** Can only be used at the project or organization levels (the cannot be used at the folder level)
+** Can only be used at the project or organization levels (they cannot be used at the folder level)
 ** If you want to give custom permissions to a Compute Engine VM, use a service account

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 **** User-created (custom)
 **** Built-in (Compute Engine and App Engine default service accounts)
-**** Google APIs service accounts (runs internal Google processes on your behalf
+**** Google APIs service accounts (runs internal Google processes on your behalf)
 *** Application access
 *** Used to authenticate from one service to another:

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 * Vertical scaling (read and write)
 * Horizontal scaling (read)
-* Google security (network firewalls and encryption
+* Google security (network firewalls and encryption)
 ; Use cases

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 There are several ways to bring data into Cloud Storage:
 * Online transfer: self-managed copies using CLI or drag-and-drop
-* Storage Transfer Storage: scheduled, managed batch transfers
+* [https://cloud.google.com/storage-transfer/docs/ Storage Transfer Service]: scheduled, managed batch transfers
 * Transfer Appliance: rackable appliances to securely ship your data