google-cloud-platform

问题 I am trying to get the bookshelf app for Java on APP engine "https://cloud.google.com/java/getting-started-appengine-standard/tutorial-app" I have performed all the steps like setting up billing for my project, enabling APIs and downloading the SDK. I have cloned the repo i.e. git clone https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/getting-started-java.git Then i proceed to run mvn -Plocal clean appengine:devserver from the directory getting-started-java/bookshelf-standard/2-structured-data This is

问题 I am trying to get the bookshelf app for Java on APP engine "https://cloud.google.com/java/getting-started-appengine-standard/tutorial-app" I have performed all the steps like setting up billing for my project, enabling APIs and downloading the SDK. I have cloned the repo i.e. git clone https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/getting-started-java.git Then i proceed to run mvn -Plocal clean appengine:devserver from the directory getting-started-java/bookshelf-standard/2-structured-data This is

问题 There are great but still limited set of SDK access to GCP APIs within cloud function SDKs. e.g. Node. I want to call gcloud cli within a cloud function. Is this possible? e.g. gcloud sql instances patch my-database --activation-policy=NEVER The goal is nightly shutdown of an SQL instance 回答1: I believe you should use the Cloud SQL Admin API. If you're using the Python runtime for example you'd had 'google-api-python-client==1.7.8' (for example) to your requirements file and on the respective

问题 I have GCP account which I am using only Datastore in Native mode (Firestore), and Firebase Hosting/Auth. In this account, I am seeing a lot of compute related metrics getting generated from my dashboard as shown below. I have 0 ec2 compute vm instances running & no Kubernetes cluster running in the account. Is it common to have these metrics generated in GCP even when you are not using anything in compute ? If I do not get charged for these requests, I am guess I can ignore them... but I am

问题 I have a code with Jupyter notebook and i would like to schedule daily running by Google Cloud. I already created VM instance and running my code there, but I couldn't find any guide or video how to implement daily running. So, how can I do that? 回答1: Google is offering a product which is called AI Platform Notebooks. It is implementing lots of useful stuff like lots of open-source frameworks, CI etc. There is also a blog post by the Google Cloud that explains the product in depth and can be

问题 I have an App Engine app and I had some App Engine cron jobs in it which was taking longer than 10minutes and hence failing(due to the limitation of App Engine cron job max time being 10min). I decided to move it to Cloud Scheduler and created a job with App Engine HTTP target with below parameters. (attempt-deadline is the parameter where I tried to increase the time) gcloud beta scheduler jobs create app-engine daily-import --schedule="0 */3 * * 1" --attempt-deadline=21600s --version="test

问题 I'm testing permissions on GCP on new project, I've created a user and gave basic storage.objects.get and storage.objects.list permissions and all work, but when I moved to GKE it stopped no matter how many permissions ( container.clusters.* or container.pods.* or the role Kubernetes Engine Cluster Viewer he can't view the resources with the error message Can't access project settings for project <my_project> on service container.googleapis.com [view=CONSUMER_VIEW]. any thoughts what might be

问题 I have an App Engine app and I had some App Engine cron jobs in it which was taking longer than 10minutes and hence failing(due to the limitation of App Engine cron job max time being 10min). I decided to move it to Cloud Scheduler and created a job with App Engine HTTP target with below parameters. (attempt-deadline is the parameter where I tried to increase the time) gcloud beta scheduler jobs create app-engine daily-import --schedule="0 */3 * * 1" --attempt-deadline=21600s --version="test

问题 I'm trying to obtain instance metadata on Google Collaboratory. I'm interested in finding out the compute region. Specifically, on the hosted runtime on Google Collaboratory, I tried running the following commands but they time out. !curl "http://metadata.google.internal/computeMetadata/v1/?recursive=true&alt=json" -H "Metadata-Flavor: Google" curl: (7) Failed to connect to metadata.google.internal port 80: Connection timed out !curl "http://169.254.169.254/computeMetadata/v1/instance/

问题 I have my env set as Cloud build app (Github app) to provision terraform through cloud build to Google Cloud Platform. The build is a simple cloud composer with cloud functions, that creates these resources along with the right service accounts and members. However, only the owner permission can execute this successfully, I want to have least privilege for the cloud build service account. I have used a lot of roles and nothing seems to be successful. i.e. create service account, editor,