ways to interact
Cloud console
Cloud SDK and Cloud Shell
APIs
Cloud Console Mobile App
project
separate resources at the _____ level
project ID
globally unique, assigned by cloud but mutable, immutable after creation
Project name
not unique, chosen. by user, mutable
Project number
unique, assigned by cloud, immutable
folders
Folders allow you to group resources (projects) on a per-department basis
billing
established at the project level, can be linked to zero or more projects
quotas
prevent over-consumption of resources due to an error or a malicious attack
cloud SDK
collection of command line tools set to manage resources and applications hosted on good cloud
cloud shell
Provides command-line access to cloud resources directly from a browser
cloud console
web-based GUI for you to manage your Google Cloud projects and resources
gcloud
the command-line tool for Google Cloud. It comes pre-installed on Cloud Shell and supports tab-completion.
Client libraries, Command-line interface, Cloud console
Three basic ways to interact with Google Cloud services and resources are:
gsutil
Which command line tool can be used to manage cloud storage?
gsutil
google storage utility
false
When using cloud shell, you must also install the cloud SDK locally to manage your projects and resources.
true
The Cloud Shell code editor is one of the developer tools built into the Cloud Console.
Projects are the basis for enabling and using Google Cloud Services
Each project is a separate account, and each resource belongs to exactly one
Every google cloud service you use is associated with a project. Which of the following statements regarding projects are correct?
Configuration used to prevent over consumption due to malicious attacks
Configuration used to prevent billing surprise
What best describes the purpose of quotas?
Create a project that does not link to a billing account
You want a new co-worker to familiarize themselves with google cloud but not start any resources which could incur a cost. What action can you take?
JSON
What format will a majority of the APIs return data in?
JSON
javascript object notation consists of key : value pairs nested in {}
Use Google APIs explorer that is part of the Cloud Console
How would you test a Google API and learn how it works?