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Tips-and-Tricks: Command-Line Access to Google Cloud Platform using Google Cloud SDK

Tuesday, March 18, 2014

Simplified Tool InstallationGoogle Cloud SDKApp EngineCompute EngineCloud StorageCloud SQLBigQuery

If you’re running on Windows, download Cloud SDK zip and launch install.bat script,

If you’re running on Linux or Mac OS run the following command in your shell/Terminal:

curl https://dl.google.com/dl/cloudsdk/release/install_google_cloud_sdk.bash | bashgcloud.Component Managementgcloud componentscommand groupgcloud components listgcloud components update component-idgcloud components --helpgcloud components update gae-python gae-javaStaying Up-to-Date$ gcloud sql instances list my-developers-console-project:sql-instance There are available updates for some Cloud SDK components. To install them, please run: $ gcloud components updategcloud components updategcloud config set --section component_manager disable_update_checkUnified Authentication into the whole Google Cloud Platformgcloud auth logingcloud auth logingcloud auth listgcloud config set account to set the active account.

Project Initialization and Push-to-Deploy
Every new project created on Google Developers Console now comes with a free private Git repository, where you can store your source code and use it for your App Engine app deployments via push-to-deploy.

To quickly initialize your local environment, run cloud init project-id

. This command will set-up the version control system, clone the source code onto your machine and will set-up push-to-deploy, all in one command. Here’s a workflow example:

Create “my-awesome-app” application in Google Developers Console.

Install Cloud SDK and run gcloud init my-awesome-app.

Change directory to my-awesome-app/default and add some code. (Have a look at some sample projects if you need inspiration.)

Commit the code by running git commit -a -m “First commit for my awesome app” and deploy it by running git push origin master.

Your app should now be serving live at https://my-awesome-app.appspot.com!

General Usage TipsCommand autocompletiongcloudgcloconlgcloud config listgclococonfig componentsgcloud sql instances create Interactive modegcloudgcloud interactivegcloud config listgcloud interactivegcloud.config.list()[’core’][’project’]interactive mode documentation Help and supportgcloud--help

gcloud --help

gcloud sql --help

gcloud sql backups --help

gcloud sql backups list --help

google-cloud-sdk@googlegroups.comdiscussions and support forumgcloud channel at freenode IRC networkgcloud

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