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Step1: Sign in To Google Cloud Console

This document provides a step-by-step guide on creating and deploying a virtual machine (VM) in Google Cloud, including signing in, enabling the Compute Engine API, configuring VM settings, and installing software. It outlines the necessary configurations such as selecting the machine type, operating system, and network settings. Additionally, it includes instructions for stopping or deleting the VM after use.

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Step1: Sign in To Google Cloud Console

This document provides a step-by-step guide on creating and deploying a virtual machine (VM) in Google Cloud, including signing in, enabling the Compute Engine API, configuring VM settings, and installing software. It outlines the necessary configurations such as selecting the machine type, operating system, and network settings. Additionally, it includes instructions for stopping or deleting the VM after use.

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Cloud Computing integrated lab BCS601

1. CREATING A VIRTUAL MACHINE: CONFIGURE AND DEPLOY A VIRTUAL MACHINE WITH SPECIFIC
CPU AND MEMORY REQUIREMENTS IN GOOGLE CLOUD.

Step1: Sign in to Google Cloud Console

1. Go to Google Cloud Console: [Link]

2. Log in with your Google Account.

3. Select or create a new project from the top navigation bar.

Step2: Enable the Google Cloud Compute Engine API

1. Open the Google Cloud Console.

2. In the Navigation menu, go to API & Services -> Library.

3. Search for Compute Engine API and click Enable.

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Step:4 Create VM instances:

1. In the left sidebar, navigate to "Compute Engine" → Click "VM instances".

2. Click "Create Instance".

Step 3: Configure the Virtual Machine

1. Name the VM

2. Select the Region and Zone

• Enter a name for your VM instance.

• Choose a region close to your target audience or users.

• Choose an availability zone (e.g., us-central1-a).

3. Choose the Machine Configuration

• Under "Machine Configuration", select: Series (E2, N1, N2, etc.) -> select E2

o Machine type (Select based on your CPU & RAM needs)

4. Boot Disk (Operating System)

• Click "Change" under Boot Disk.

• Choose an Operating System ->Ubuntu

• Select disk size (e.g., 20GB or more).

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5. Networking and Firewall

• Enable "Allow HTTP Traffic" or "Allow HTTPS Traffic" if needed.

• Click "Advanced options" for networking configurations.

Step 4: Create and Deploy the VM

1. Review all the configurations.

2. Click "Create" to deploy the VM.

3. Wait for the instance to be provisioned.

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Step5: Once the VM instances is created ,Now select SSH

Click on Authorize, then ssh session terminal will be opened

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Step6: Verify your VM’s resources

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Step 7: Install required software (example: Apache web server)

sudo apt update && sudo apt install apache2 -y

type y to install

Step 7: Stop or Delete the VM (Optional)

• Stop the VM:

gcloud compute instances stop your-instance-name --zone=us-central1-a

• Delete the VM:(optional)


gcloud compute instances delete your-instance-name --zone=us-central1-a

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