Working with the Google Cloud Console and Cloud Shell

# Working with the Google Cloud Console and Cloud Shell > Google Cloud Console 및 Cloud Shell 작업 ## Bucket 만들기 ### GCP Console #### Menu: Cloud Storage > Browser 버킷 : 만들기 ### Cloud Shell ``` gsutil mb gs:// ``` ### Identify available regions ``` Identify available regions ``` ### Create and verify an environment variable ``` INFRACLASS_REGION=[YOUR_REGION] echo $INFRACLASS_REGION ``` ## Append the environment variable to a file 1.Create a subdirectory for materials used in this lab: ``` mkdir infraclass ``` 2. Create a file called config in the infraclass directory: ``` touch infraclass/config ``` 3. Append the value of your Region environment variable to the config file: ``` echo INFRACLASS_REGION=$INFRACLASS_REGION >> ~/infraclass/config ``` Create a second environment variable for your Project ID, replacing [YOUR_PROJECT_ID] with your Project ID. You can find the project ID on the Cloud Console Home page. ``` INFRACLASS_PROJECT_ID=[YOUR_PROJECT_ID] ``` 5. Append the value of your Project ID environment variable to the config file: ``` echo INFRACLASS_PROJECT_ID=$INFRACLASS_PROJECT_ID >> ~/infraclass/config ``` 6. Use the source command to set the environment variables, and use the echo command to verify that the project variable was set: ``` source infraclass/config echo $INFRACLASS_PROJECT_ID ``` 7.Close and re-open Cloud Shell. Then issue the echo command again: ``` echo $INFRACLASS_PROJECT_ID ``` ## Modify the bash profile and create persistence 1. Edit the shell profile with the following command: ``` nano .profile ``` 2. add the following line to the end of the file: ``` source infraclass/config ``` 3. Press Ctrl+O, ENTER to save the file, and then press Ctrl+X to exit nano. 4. Close and then re-open Cloud Shell to reset the VM. 5. Use the echo command to verify that the variable is still set: ``` echo $INFRACLASS_PROJECT_ID Copied! ``` You should now see the expected value that you set in the config file.