Part 2- Step by Step Guide Using Google Cloud Platform (GCP)

Before in that article explain how to create Google Cloud Platform account . And now we will continur to next Step.  Step 3: Create New Proj...

Before in that article explain how to create Google Cloud Platform account. And now we will continur to next Step. 

Step 3: Create New Project

The top blue menu bar has an option of Select a project

Click on Select a project dropdown

By default a new project would be created

Select the project My first project and you are ready to go with.

NOTE – Google Cloud Projects provides a good way to bundle all your resources together. Which means that deleting the project entirely will delete all the resources inside it. This is really helpful when you dont remember what resources have been created and what resources are getting billed. Deleting the project completely will ensure that you are not billed for anything.

Step 4: Create UBUNTU VM Instance

Once after setting project successfully & enabled the billing for it. On your google cloud home page, top left corner click 3 dash symbol as shown below

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You will see various services offered by google. Now scroll down list of services until you see “Compute Engine” , click on it. It will pop up with many other services under compute engine as show below. Now select “VM Instances”

Now Click on CREATE INSTANCE above to create a new instance.

After clicking on “CREATE INSTANCE” it will like this

1. Name: “type any name” (ex: machine1)
2. Series: N1 (do not change this)
3. Machine type: (choose the appropriate capacity as per the requirement)

Scroll down for other options such As:

• Boot disk: click on change (now you will see other screen like below right side)
• Operation system: choose Ubuntu
• Version: Ubuntu 18.04LTS
• Boot disk type: leave the default
• Size: leave the default

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Click on “select” at the bottom. Now you should see as below left side Boot disk section shows Ubuntu. Identity and API access Section:

1. Service account: Compute Engine default service account (default)
2. Access scopes: Allow default access (default)

Click on “create” at the bottom.

Once we click on create you will see below screen. The machine will get ready in couple of minutes & you will see as below highlighted. To login to the machine click on SSH – open in browser window.

To create more VMs, repeat it.

And next We will Go to [Next Step]