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GCP Command line cheat sheet

This document is a comprehensive cheat sheet for Google Cloud Platform (GCP) command line interface commands, aimed at assisting users with CLI activities and preparing for the GCP Associate Cloud Engineer Certification Exam. It includes commands for various services such as Identity and Access Management, Compute Services, Storage Services, and more, along with examples for authentication, project management, and resource manipulation. The document also encourages users to refer to the official GCP documentation for further information.

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GCP Command line cheat sheet

This document is a comprehensive cheat sheet for Google Cloud Platform (GCP) command line interface commands, aimed at assisting users with CLI activities and preparing for the GCP Associate Cloud Engineer Certification Exam. It includes commands for various services such as Identity and Access Management, Compute Services, Storage Services, and more, along with examples for authentication, project management, and resource manipulation. The document also encourages users to refer to the official GCP documentation for further information.

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Google Cloud Platform Command

line cheat sheet

https://medium.com/@tams67680/google-cloud-platform-command-line-cheat-sheet-ae3fe5fde436

Here are the list of commands which i would like to share with you all as a
reference guide for CLI activities and for GCP Associate Cloud Engineer
Certification Exam.

I tried my best to list down the most frequently used commands while
interacting with GCP Services using CloudShell, In this post i concentrated
mostly on specific set of services like

1. “Identity and Access Management”

2. Compute Services like Google Compute Engine,Google Kubernetes


Engine,App Engine and Cloud Function

3. Storage Services like Cloud Storage,BigQuery and Datastore

4. Data Life Cycle Services like Cloud DataProc and Cloud Pub/Sub

Authorization and Access related commands


1.To authenticate a user account with gcloud and minimal user output
gcloud auth login — brief

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2.To list all credentialed accounts and identify the current active account
gcloud auth list

3.To revoke credentials for a user account (like logging out)


gcloud auth revoke [email protected]

4.To authorize gcloud to access Google Cloud Platform using an existing


service account while also specifying a project
gcloud auth activate-service-account [email protected]
key-file=/path/key.json — project=sampleproject

5.To set an existing account to be the current active account, run:


gcloud config set core/account [email protected]

6.If you don’t have an existing account, create one using:


gcloud init

7.To list the active account name:


gcloud auth list — filter=status:ACTIVE — format=”value(account)”

8.To list the inactive account names with prefix test:


gcloud auth list — filter=”-status:ACTIVE account:test*” —
format=”value(account)”

9.To obtain access credentials for your user account


gcloud auth login

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10.To list down the service accounts
gcloud iam service-accounts list

11.To create a role


gcloud iam roles create

12.To list down the roles


gcloud iam roles list

13.To list down the projects


gcloud projects list

14.To describe the roles


gcloud iam roles describe

15.To create a configuration


gcloud config configurations create quantiphi

16.To list down the configurations


gcloud config configurations list

17.To activate the configuration


gcloud config configurations activate quantiphi

18.To set an account


gcloud config set account [email protected]

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19.To list down the projects
gcloud projects list

20.To set the projects


gcloud config set project quantiphi-project

21.To list down all the active configurations


gcloud config list

22.To set the region


gcloud config set compute/region us-west1

23.To set the zone


gcloud config set compute/zone us-west1-a

24.To list down the regions


gcloud compute regions list

25.To list down the zones using filter


gcloud compute zones list — filter=region:us-central1

26.To get the IAM policy into an yaml file


gcloud projects get-iam-policy (project_id) > filename.yaml

27.To set the IAM policy using yaml file


gcloud projects set-iam-policy project_id filename.yaml

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28.To bind an IAM policy to a specific user
gcloud projects add-iam-policy-binding project_id — member
user:[email protected] — role roles/editor

Billing
1.To list billing accounts
gcloud beta billing

2.To link a billing account with a project


gcloud alpha billing projects link my-project — billing-account 0X0X0X-
0X0X0X-0X0X0X

Compute Service
1.To create a disk
gcloud compute disks create

2.To resize the disks


gcloud compute disks resize

3.To list down the deprecated images


gcloud compute images list/describe/create/deprecate

4.To create a instance disabling auto termination of disk


gcloud compute instances create instance-1 — no-auto-delete — disk
exampledisk

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5.To create a network in custom mode
gcloud compute networks create ace-exam-vpc1 — subnet-mode=custom

6.To create a network and enabling flow-logs


gcloud beta compute networks subnets create cert-exam-vpc-subnet1 —
network=cert-
exam-vpc1 — region=us-west2 — range=10.10.0.0/16 — enable-private-ip-
google-
access — enable-flow-logs

7.Expanding the IP address range


gcloud compute networks subnets expand-ip-range cert-exam-subnet1 —
prefix-length 16

Google Kubernetes Engine

1.listing down the clusters


gcloud container clusters list

2.Getting details of the cluster


gcloud container clusters describe — zone us-central1-a standard-cluster-1

3.Listing down Kubernetes nodes


kubectl get nodes

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4.Listing down the Kubernetes pods
kubectl get pods

5.Describing the nodes


kubectl describe nodes

6.Describing the pods


kubectl describe pods

7.Creating a cluster
gcloud container clusters create example-cluster

8.Resizing the cluster


gcloud container clusters resize standard-cluster-1 — node-pool default-
pool — size 5 — region=us-central1

9.Auto-scaling
gcloud container clusters update standard-cluster-1 — enable-autoscaling
— min-nodes 1 — max-nodes 5 — zone us-central1-a — node -pool default-
pool

10.listing down the deployments


kubectl get deployments

11.Scale the deployments


kubectl scale deployment nginx-1 — replicas 5

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12. Auto scaling the deployments
kubectl autoscale deployment nginx-1 — max 10 — min 1 — cpu-percent 80

13.Deleting the deployments


kubectl delete deployment nginx-1

14.List down the services


kubectl get services

15.Running the deployment


kubectl run hello-server — image=gcr.io/google/samples/hello-app:1.0 —
port 8080

16.Exposing the deployment


kubectl expose deployment hello-server — type=”LoadBalancer”

17.Deleting the service


kubectl delete service hello-server

18.Listing down the images


gcloud container images list

19.Describing the images properties


gcloud container images describe gcr.io/appengflex-project-1/nginx

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App engine
1.Deploying the application on to app engine
gcloud app deploy app.yml

2.Stopping the versions of app-engine


gcloud app versions stop v1 v2

3.Splitting the traffic


gcloud app services set-traffic serv1 — splits v1=.4,v2=.6

Cloud Function
1.To deploy a function with all the specifications
gcloud functions deploy cloud_storage_function_quant \
— runtime python37 \
— trigger-resource gcp-ace-quant-test-bucket \
— trigger-event google.storage.object.finalize

2.Deleting a cloud function


gcloud functions delete

Components
1.List down the components
gcloud components list

2.Update the components


gcloud components update

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3.Install the components
gcloud components install <component-name>

CloudSQL
1.Create an SQL database
gcloud sql databases create

2.Connect to the sql


gcloud sql connect ace-exam-mysql –user=root

3.Create a backup
gcloud sql backups create — async — instance ace-exam-mysql

4.Export the data from cloudsql instance


gcloud sql instances export sql quantiphi-mysql1 gs://quantiphi-
buckete1/quantiphi-mysqlexport.sql — database=mysql

Cloud PubSub
1.Topic creation
gcloud pubsub topics create [TOPIC-NAME]

2.Subscribtion create
gcloud pubsub subscriptions create [SUBSCRIPTION-NAME] — topic
[TOPIC-NAME]

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3.Publish a message to specific topic
gcloud pubsub topics publish topic1 — message “Quantiphi-AI/ML”

4.Pull the messages


gcloud pubsub subscriptions pull — auto-ack sub1

Dataproc
1.Creating a cluster
gcloud dataproc clusters create cluster-bc3d — zone us-west2-a

2.Submitting the jobs


gcloud dataproc jobs submit spark — cluster cluster-bc3d — jar
Quantiphi.jar

BigQuery
1.Listing down the jobs
bq ls -j -a project

Datastore
1.Creating indexes in Datastore
gcloud datastore create-indexes

2.Export all kinds in the exampleNs namespace in the exampleProject


project to the exampleBucket
gcloud datastore export gs://exampleBucket — namespaces=’exampleNs’
— project=’exampleProject’

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CloudStorage
1.Lists all your buckets
gsutil ls

2.Help on the topic


gsutil help <topic>

3.Bucket creation
gsutil mb gs://quanti-bucket

4.Deletes the bucket.


gsutil rm gs://<bucket_name>

5.Files
copies the local filename into the bucket
gsutil cp <filename> gs://<bucket_name>/

6.Copies the local filename into the directory


gsutil cp <filename> gs://<bucket_name>/directory/

7.Moves the local src_filename to the directory and renames it as quanti-fi1


gsutil mv <src_filename> gs://<bucket_name>/directory/quanti-fi1

8.Deletes the file_or_dir object.


gsutil rm gs://<bucket_name>/file_or_dir

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9.Changing the storage class
gsutil rewrite -s [STORAGE_CLASS] gs://[PATH_TO_OBJECT]

10.Modifying the access control list


gsutil acl ch -u [SERVICE_ACCOUNT_ADDRESS]:W
gs://[BUCKET_NAME]

11.Assigning roles
gsutil iam ch user : <user_email>:<role1,role2> gs://<BUCKET>

12.Getting Versioning status


gsutil versioning get gs://bucket

13.Enabling versioning
gsutil versioning set on gs://bucket

14. Life cycle status


gsutil lifecycle get gs://bucket > filename.json

15.Setting the life cycle version


gsutil lifecycle set filename.json gs://bucket

For further reference please go through official GCP Documentation using


below link https://cloud.google.com/sdk/gcloud/reference/

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Inconvenience regretted for any typo and much appreciated for providing
feedback specific to the content of this document.

Sarath Tamminana

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