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Workshop Setup

Google Cloud Console Setup

1 - The instructor will provide you with a temporary username / password to sign in to the Google Cloud Platform Console.

Important: To avoid conflicts with your personal account, please open a new incognito window for the rest of this lab.

Sign in to the Google Cloud Platform Console: https://console.cloud.google.com/home with the provided credentials. In Welcome to your new account dialog, click Accept.

Welcome to your new account

2 - Check I agree and click Agree and Continue

2 - If you see a top bar with Sign Up for Free Trial - DO NOT SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TRIAL. Click Dismiss since you'll be using a pre-provisioned lab account. If you are doing this on your own account, then you may want the free trial.

Google Cloud Console Setup

3 - Select the only Google Cloud Platform project in the project list. If you don't see a project, let the instructor know!

Google Cloud Console Setup 2

4 - Take note of the full project name from the URL such as codeone19-sfo-... :

Google Cloud Project Name

Google Cloud Shell

You will do most of the work from the Google Cloud Shell, a command line environment running in the Cloud. This Debian-based virtual machine is loaded with all the development tools you’ll need (docker, gcloud, kubectl and others) and offers a persistent 5GB home directory. Open the Google Cloud Shell by clicking on the icon on the top right of the screen:

Google Cloud Shell Setup

  1. When prompted, click Start Cloud Shell. You should see the shell prompt at the bottom of the window.

  2. Check to see if Cloud Shell's Boost mode is Enabled.

Shell Boost Mode

  1. If not, then enable Boost Mode for Cloud Shell.

Download the workshop source into the cloud shell:

Clone from the current repository, e.g.

git clone https://github.com/retroryan/istio-workshop

Optional - Local Setup

You can setup the Google Cloud SDK locally but that is out of the scope of this workshop. See the Cloud SDK for more information