Installing the GCP CLI
  • 04 Jul 2024
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Installing the GCP CLI

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Article summary

The Google Cloud Platform Command Line Interface (GCP CLI) is a command-line tool to manage your GCP services through automated scripts on your local computer's command line. For more information, visit GCP CLI ↗

Within Bobsled, you may authenticate with the GCP LI to interact with both Bobsled-managed GCP resources and resources within your own account.

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Not sure if you have the GCP CLI installed?

  • For MacOS and Linux users, open your terminal;

  • For PC users, open your command prompt.

Run the command "gcloud -v" on your computer's command line. The output should like something like: "Google Cloud SDK 392.0.0 beta 2022.06.24 bq 2.0.75 core 2022.06.24 gsutil 5.10". If you receive this output, you have the GCP CLI installed.


Install the GCP CLI

The Google Cloud Platform documentation provides an easy, interactive installation of the GCP CLI. To install the Google Cloud CLI, please visit GCP CLI Interactive Installer ↗ and choose your operating system.


 


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