CREATE A GCS BUCKET- HANDS-ON

 

STEP 1:

Sign into your console account, search cloud storage and navigate to bucket. 

STEP 2:

Create a  GCS bucket and copy your project id, just to give your bucket name a unique name space. Create a label and attach the key and value. And click CONTINUE.  Label are used for automation and governance. 

STEP 3:

 Click on continue and select your region. Do you prefer dual, multiple or regional. In this case we will deploy multi-region. 

STEP 4:

Choose a storage class. You have to make that decision how to access data pattern. We select standard for the purpose of practice. 

STEP 5:

Access control, by default it is completely private. You grant access via uniform access (IAM) or fine grained access. 

STEP 6: 

Create your GCS bucket. 

STEP 7:

Upload a file in the  GCS bucket. 

STEP 8:

Once file is uploaded, you should see the file size, type , creation date , public access, last modified, encryption etc. 

STEP 9:

Click on the files to see the authentication URL. If you giving access to someone, you can provide the URL for a direct access in this particular bucket. 

STEP 10: 

This configuration is applied at the BUCKET LEVEL. 

STEP 11: 

Observability - This shows a level of visibility within your bucket. Shows you the amount of request to this buckets that failed. 

Write errors -Means trying to update what already existed in the bucket and for some reason the upload failed.

Read error- Means you try to download from GCS and it failed.

Client error- Means requests that was sent from outside to the bucket and you try to retrieve object to display on a specific application failed. 

Referencing : Google documentation.