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Eyales at 13:13, 6 June 2020

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	== How to configure PowerShell for managing GCP resources (Windows platform) ==		== How to configure PowerShell for managing GCP resources (Windows platform) ==
	* Login to the machine using privileged account.		* Login to the machine using privileged account.
			* Follow the instructions below to install the latest build of PowerShell:
			: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/scripting/install/installing-powershell?view=powershell-7
	* From command prompt, run the command below to invoke PowerShell:		* From command prompt, run the command below to invoke PowerShell:
	: '''~~powershell~~'''		: '''pwsh'''
	: Note: You need to run cmd.exe or ~~PowerShell~~.exe as administrator.		: Note: You need to run cmd.exe or pwsh.exe as administrator.
	* Run the command below to find out the current PowerShell version:		* Run the command below to find out the current PowerShell version:
	: '''$PSVersionTable.PSVersion'''		: '''$PSVersionTable.PSVersion'''
	* In-case you currently have version older than 5.1, follow the article below to locate the download URL for upgrading to the latest version of PowerShell:		* In-case you currently have version older than 5.1, follow the article below to locate the download URL for upgrading to the latest version of PowerShell:
	: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/scripting/~~setup~~/~~installing~~-windows-~~powershell?view=~~powershell-6		: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/scripting/install/migrating-from-windows-powershell-51-to-powershell-7?view=powershell-7
	~~: Also, review the article below for PowerShell installation pre~~-~~requirements:~~		* Run the command below to install Cloud SDK tools for PowerShell:
	~~: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/scripting/setup/windows~~-powershell-~~system-requirements~~?view=powershell-~~5.1~~		: '''Install-Module -Name GoogleCloud -Force'''
	* Run the below ~~command~~ to ~~check if you have PowerShellGet installed on your system~~:		* List all available cmdlets of Google Cloud PowerShell SDK:
	: '''~~Get~~-Module ~~PowerShellGet~~ -~~list \| Select~~-~~Object Name,Version,Path~~'''		: '''Get-Command -CommandType Cmdlet -Module GoogleCloud*'''
	* ~~In-case you don’t have PowerShellGet, run the commands below~~:
	: '''~~Install~~-~~PackageProvider Nuget –Force'''~~
	~~: '''Install~~-Module ~~-Name PowerShellGet –Force~~'''
	~~: For more information about installation or upgrade of PowerShellGet, see:~~
	~~: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/gallery/installing-psget~~
	* Exit PowerShell console and command prompt.
	* Install Google Cloud SDK, as instructed below:		* Install Google Cloud SDK, as instructed below:
	: https://cloud.google.com/sdk/docs/quickstart-windows		: https://cloud.google.com/sdk/docs/quickstart-windows
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	* Select a default Compute region and zone		* Select a default Compute region and zone

	== How to configure PowerShell for managing GCP resources (CentOS platform) ==		== How to configure PowerShell for managing GCP resources (RHEL/CentOS platform) ==
	* Login to the machine using privileged account.		* Login to the machine using privileged account.
	* Run the command below to register the RedHat repository:		* Run the command below to register the RedHat 7 or CentOS 7 repository:
	: '''curl https://packages.microsoft.com/config/rhel/7/prod.repo \| sudo tee /etc/yum.repos.d/microsoft.repo'''		: '''curl https://packages.microsoft.com/config/rhel/7/prod.repo \| sudo tee /etc/yum.repos.d/microsoft.repo'''
	~~: Note: The above command should be written in a single line~~
	* Run the command below to install PowerShell:		* Run the command below to install PowerShell:
	: '''sudo yum install -y powershell'''		: '''sudo yum install -y powershell'''
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	* Run the command below to find out the current PowerShell version:		* Run the command below to find out the current PowerShell version:
	: '''$PSVersionTable.PSVersion'''		: '''$PSVersionTable.PSVersion'''
	* Run the below ~~command~~ to ~~check if you have PowerShellGet installed on your system~~:		* Run the command below to install Cloud SDK tools for PowerShell:
	: '''~~Get~~-Module ~~PowerShellGet~~ -~~list \| Select~~-~~Object Name,Version,Path~~'''		: '''Install-Module -Name GoogleCloud -Force'''
	* ~~In-case you don’t have PowerShellGet, run the commands below~~:		* List all available cmdlets of Google Cloud PowerShell SDK:
	: '''~~Install~~-Module ~~-Name PowerShellGet –Force~~'''		: '''Get-Command -CommandType Cmdlet -Module GoogleCloud*'''
	~~: For more information about installation or upgrade of PowerShellGet, see:~~
	~~: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/gallery/installing-psget~~
	* Install Google Cloud SDK, as instructed below:		* Install Google Cloud SDK, as instructed below:
	: https://cloud.google.com/sdk/docs/quickstart-redhat-centos		: https://cloud.google.com/sdk/docs/quickstart-redhat-centos
	* Run the following command to initialize the Cloud SDK:		* Run the following from command prompt to initialize the Cloud SDK:
	: '''gcloud init --console-only'''		: '''gcloud init --console-only'''
	* Select a GCP project from the list		* Select a GCP project from the list
	* Select a default Compute region and zone		* Select a default Compute region and zone

			== How to configure PowerShell for managing GCP resources (Ubuntu 18.04 platform) ==
			* Login to the machine using privileged account.
			* Run the command below to register the Ubuntu 18.04 repository:
			: '''wget -q https://packages.microsoft.com/config/ubuntu/18.04/packages-microsoft-prod.deb'''
			: '''sudo dpkg -i packages-microsoft-prod.deb'''
			: '''sudo apt-get update'''
			: '''sudo add-apt-repository universe'''
			* Run the command below to install PowerShell:
			: '''sudo apt-get install -y powershell'''
			* From command prompt, run the command below to invoke PowerShell:
			: '''pwsh'''
			* Run the command below to find out the current PowerShell version:
			: '''$PSVersionTable.PSVersion'''
	* Run the command below to install Cloud SDK tools for PowerShell:		* Run the command below to install Cloud SDK tools for PowerShell:
	: '''Install-Module -Name GoogleCloud -Force'''		: '''Install-Module -Name GoogleCloud -Force'''
	* List all available cmdlets of Google Cloud PowerShell SDK:		* List all available cmdlets of Google Cloud PowerShell SDK:
	: '''Get-Command -CommandType Cmdlet -Module GoogleCloud*'''		: '''Get-Command -CommandType Cmdlet -Module GoogleCloud*'''
			* Install Google Cloud SDK, as instructed below:
			: https://cloud.google.com/sdk/docs/quickstart-debian-ubuntu
			* Run the following from command prompt to initialize the Cloud SDK:
			: '''gcloud init --console-only'''
			* Select a GCP project from the list
			* Select a default Compute region and zone

	== Common PowerShell commands for GCP ==		== Common PowerShell commands for GCP ==

Eyales at 12:07, 10 June 2019

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	* Select a default Compute region and zone		* Select a default Compute region and zone
	* Run the command below to install Cloud SDK tools for PowerShell:		* Run the command below to install Cloud SDK tools for PowerShell:
	: '''Install-Module -Name GoogleCloud -Force''''		: '''Install-Module -Name GoogleCloud -Force'''
	* List all available cmdlets of Google Cloud PowerShell SDK:		* List all available cmdlets of Google Cloud PowerShell SDK:
	: '''Get-Command -CommandType Cmdlet -Module GoogleCloud*'''		: '''Get-Command -CommandType Cmdlet -Module GoogleCloud*'''

Eyales at 07:53, 19 March 2019

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	: '''Get-GceMachineType \| Format-Table Name,Zone,GuestCpus,MemoryMb,Deprecated'''		: '''Get-GceMachineType \| Format-Table Name,Zone,GuestCpus,MemoryMb,Deprecated'''
	* Create a new CentOS 7 VM instance:		* Create a new CentOS 7 VM instance:
	: $disk = Get-GceImage "centos-cloud" -Family "centos-7"		: '''$disk = Get-GceImage "centos-cloud" -Family "centos-7"'''
	: $config = New-GceInstanceConfig "my-sample-vm" -MachineType "n1-standard-1" -Region europe-west2 -DiskImage $disk		: '''$config = New-GceInstanceConfig "my-sample-vm" -MachineType "n1-standard-1" -Region europe-west2 -DiskImage $disk'''
	: $config \| Add-GceInstance -Project "my-project" -Zone "europe-west2-a"		: '''$config \| Add-GceInstance -Project "my-project" -Zone "europe-west2-a"'''
	: Note 1: The second command should be written as a single line		: Note 1: The second command should be written as a single line
	: Note 2: Replace '''centos-cloud''' with the relevant Image-project		: Note 2: Replace '''centos-cloud''' with the relevant Image-project

Eyales at 13:59, 12 March 2019

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	: Note 5: Replace '''my-network''' with the relevant network name		: Note 5: Replace '''my-network''' with the relevant network name
	: Note 6: Replace '''"Allow Web Traffic"''' with a relevant rule description		: Note 6: Replace '''"Allow Web Traffic"''' with a relevant rule description

			== VM Instance related commands ==
			* List all available VM instances in the current GCP project:
			: '''Get-GceInstance'''
			* List available VM instance image types, sorted by Name and Family:
			: '''Get-GceImage \| Format-Table Name,Family'''
			* List all machine types:
			: '''Get-GceMachineType \| Format-Table Name,Zone,GuestCpus,MemoryMb,Deprecated'''
			* Create a new CentOS 7 VM instance:
			: $disk = Get-GceImage "centos-cloud" -Family "centos-7"
			: $config = New-GceInstanceConfig "my-sample-vm" -MachineType "n1-standard-1" -Region europe-west2 -DiskImage $disk
			: $config \| Add-GceInstance -Project "my-project" -Zone "europe-west2-a"
			: Note 1: The second command should be written as a single line
			: Note 2: Replace '''centos-cloud''' with the relevant Image-project
			: Note 3: Replace '''centos-7''' with the relevant Image-family
			: Note 4: Replace '''my-sample-vm''' with the target VM instance hostname
			: Note 5: Replace '''n1-standard-1''' with the relevant VM instance type, from the list:
			: https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/machine-types
			: Note 6: Replace '''europe-west2''' with the target region
			: Note 7: Replace '''my-project''' with the target GCP project ID
			: Note 7: Replace '''europe-west2-a''' with the target zone
			* Get information about specific VM instance in a specific zone:
			: '''Get-GceInstance "my-instance" -Project "my-project" -Zone "europe-west2-a"'''
			: Note 1: Replace '''my-instance''' with the target VM instance hostname
			: Note 2: Replace '''my-project''' with the target GCP project ID
			: Note 3: Replace '''europe-west2-a''' with the target zone
			* Start VM instance in a specific zone:
			: '''Start-GceInstance -Name "my-instance" -Project "my-project" -Zone "europe-west2-a"'''
			: Note 1: Replace '''my-instance''' with the target VM instance hostname
			: Note 2: Replace '''my-project''' with the target GCP project ID
			: Note 3: Replace '''europe-west2-a''' with the target zone
			* Restart VM instance in a specific zone:
			: '''Restart-GceInstance -Name "my-instance" -Project "my-project" -Zone "europe-west2-a"'''
			: Note 1: The second command should be written as a single line
			: Note 2: Replace '''my-instance''' with the target VM instance hostname
			: Note 3: Replace '''my-project''' with the target GCP project ID
			: Note 4: Replace '''europe-west2-a''' with the target zone
			* Stop VM instance in a specific zone:
			: '''Stop-GceInstance -Name "my-instance" -Project "my-project" -Zone "europe-west2-a"'''
			: Note 1: Replace '''my-instance''' with the target VM instance hostname
			: Note 2: Replace '''my-project''' with the target GCP project ID
			: Note 3: Replace '''europe-west2-a''' with the target zone

			== Storage related commands ==
			* List all Google Cloud Storage buckets inside the current GCP project:
			: '''Get-GcsBucket -Project "<Project_ID>" \| select Name'''
			: Note: Replace '''<Project_ID>''' with the target GCP project ID
			* Create a new Google Cloud Storage bucket:
			: '''New-GcsBucket -Name "my-bucket" -Project "<Project_ID>"'''
			: Note 1: Replace '''my-bucket''' with the target bucket name
			: Note 2: Replace '''<Project_ID>''' with the target GCP project ID
			* Remove Google Cloud Storage bucket:
			: '''Remove-GcsBucket "my-bucket" -Force'''
			: Note: Replace '''my-bucket''' with the target bucket name

Eyales at 13:55, 12 March 2019

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	: '''gcloud config set project “<Project_ID>”'''		: '''gcloud config set project “<Project_ID>”'''
	: Note: Replace <Project_ID> with the target GCP project ID		: Note: Replace <Project_ID> with the target GCP project ID

			== Network related commands ==
			* List available networks:
			: '''Get-GceNetwork \| select Name,AutoCreateSubnetworks,IPv4Range,GatewayIPv4'''
			* Create a new network inside a specific GCP project:
			: '''New-GceNetwork -Name "my-network" -IPv4Range <CIDR_Block> -Project "my-project"'''
			: Note 1: The above commands should be written as a single line
			: Note 2: Replace '''my-network''' with the relevant network name
			: Note 3: Replace '''<CIDR_Block>''' with the relevant value (such as 10.240.0.0/16)
			: Note 4: Replace '''my-project''' with the target GCP project ID
			* Delete a network inside a specific GCP project:
			: '''Remove-GceNetwork -Network "my-network" -Project "my-project"'''
			: Note 1: Replace '''my-network''' with the relevant network name
			: Note 2: Replace '''my-project''' with the target GCP project ID

			== Firewall rules related commands ==
			* List all available Firewall rules inside a GCP project:
			: '''Get-GceFirewall -Project "my-project" \| select Name,Direction,Priority,Allowed,Denied'''
			: Note: Replace '''my-project''' with the target GCP project ID
			* List settings of a specific Firewall rule inside a GCP project:
			: '''Get-GceFirewall "my-firewall" -Project "my-project"'''
			: Note 1: Replace '''my-firewall''' with the specific firewall rule name
			: Note 2: Replace '''my-project''' with the target GCP project ID
			* Create a new Web allow firewall rule:
			: '''New-GceFirewallProtocol tcp -Port 80 \| Add-GceFirewall -Project "my-project" -Name "rule-name" -Network "my-network" -Description "Allow Web Traffic"'''
			: Note 1: The above commands should be written as a single line
			: Note 2: Replace '''80''' with the target port number
			: Note 3: Replace '''my-project''' with the target GCP project ID
			: Note 4: Replace '''rule-name''' with the target rule name
			: Note 5: Replace '''my-network''' with the relevant network name
			: Note 6: Replace '''"Allow Web Traffic"''' with a relevant rule description

Eyales at 13:52, 12 March 2019

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	* Select a GCP project from the list		* Select a GCP project from the list
	* Select a default Compute region and zone		* Select a default Compute region and zone

			== How to configure PowerShell for managing GCP resources (CentOS platform) ==
			* Login to the machine using privileged account.
			* Run the command below to register the RedHat repository:
			: '''curl https://packages.microsoft.com/config/rhel/7/prod.repo \| sudo tee /etc/yum.repos.d/microsoft.repo'''
			: Note: The above command should be written in a single line
			* Run the command below to install PowerShell:
			: '''sudo yum install -y powershell'''
			* From command prompt, run the command below to invoke PowerShell:
			: '''sudo pwsh'''
			* Run the command below to find out the current PowerShell version:
			: '''$PSVersionTable.PSVersion'''
			* Run the below command to check if you have PowerShellGet installed on your system:
			: '''Get-Module PowerShellGet -list \| Select-Object Name,Version,Path'''
			* In-case you don’t have PowerShellGet, run the commands below:
			: '''Install-Module -Name PowerShellGet –Force'''
			: For more information about installation or upgrade of PowerShellGet, see:
			: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/gallery/installing-psget
			* Install Google Cloud SDK, as instructed below:
			: https://cloud.google.com/sdk/docs/quickstart-redhat-centos
			* Run the following command to initialize the Cloud SDK:
			: '''gcloud init --console-only'''
			* Select a GCP project from the list
			* Select a default Compute region and zone
			* Run the command below to install Cloud SDK tools for PowerShell:
			: '''Install-Module -Name GoogleCloud -Force''''
			* List all available cmdlets of Google Cloud PowerShell SDK:
			: '''Get-Command -CommandType Cmdlet -Module GoogleCloud*'''

			== Common PowerShell commands for GCP ==
			* Login to Google Cloud Platform:
			: '''gcloud auth login --no-launch-browser'''
			* List all active GCP accounts:
			: '''gcloud auth list'''
			* Change the active account:
			: '''gcloud config set account <Account_Name>'''
			: Note: Replace <Account_Name> with the target GCP account
			* Lists all available GCP projects:
			: '''Get-GcpProject \| select Name,ProjectId'''
			* Change the GCP project:
			: '''gcloud config set project “<Project_ID>”'''
			: Note: Replace <Project_ID> with the target GCP project ID

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== How to configure PowerShell for managing GCP resources (Windows platform) ==
* Login to the machine using privileged account.
* From command prompt, run the command below to invoke PowerShell:
: '''powershell'''
: Note: You need to run cmd.exe or PowerShell.exe as administrator.
* Run the command below to find out the current PowerShell version:
: '''$PSVersionTable.PSVersion'''
* In-case you currently have version older than 5.1, follow the article below to locate the download URL for upgrading to the latest version of PowerShell:
: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/scripting/setup/installing-windows-powershell?view=powershell-6
: Also, review the article below for PowerShell installation pre-requirements:
: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/scripting/setup/windows-powershell-system-requirements?view=powershell-5.1
* Run the below command to check if you have PowerShellGet installed on your system:
: '''Get-Module PowerShellGet -list | Select-Object Name,Version,Path'''
* In-case you don’t have PowerShellGet, run the commands below:
: '''Install-PackageProvider Nuget –Force'''
: '''Install-Module -Name PowerShellGet –Force'''
: For more information about installation or upgrade of PowerShellGet, see:
: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/gallery/installing-psget
* Exit PowerShell console and command prompt.
* Install Google Cloud SDK, as instructed below:
: https://cloud.google.com/sdk/docs/quickstart-windows
* Run the following from command prompt to initialize the Cloud SDK:
: '''gcloud init --console-only'''
* Select a GCP project from the list
* Select a default Compute region and zone