cloud engineer
Here’s how to create an internal IP reservation in GCP.
gcloud compute addresses create my-private-ip-reservation \ --addresses 10.128.0.15 \ --region us-central1 \ --subnet default \ --project project-id |
gcloud compute addresses create my-private-ip-reservation \ --addresses 10.128.0.15 \ --region us-central1 \ --subnet default \ --project project-id
To list your reserved IPs.
gcloud compute addresses list \
--project project-id |
gcloud compute addresses list \ --project project-id
I’ve been using this keyboard for a few years, but never knew how to use page and page down. It’s …
fn + up arrow = page up fn + down arrow = page down |
fn + up arrow = page up fn + down arrow = page down
Here’s how to list GCP instances with a specific service account.
gcloud compute instances list \ --project your-project-id \ --format="value(name,serviceAccounts[].email)" \ --filter="serviceAccounts.email=your-service-account@email.com AND name~\bwp" |
gcloud compute instances list \ --project your-project-id \ --format="value(name,serviceAccounts[].email)" \ --filter="serviceAccounts.email=your-service-account@email.com AND name~\bwp"
I’m using filters to look for a specific service account, and any instance starting with ‘wp.’ \b means begins with.
Here’s how to list reservations in GCP.
gcloud compute reservations list --project project-id |
gcloud compute reservations list --project project-id
Specify a zone.
gcloud compute reservations list \ --filter="zone:('us-central1-a')" \ --project project-id |
gcloud compute reservations list \ --filter="zone:('us-central1-a')" \ --project project-id
In Windows a new line, is a CR (carriage return) followed by LF (line feed). In Linux, it’s just LF. If you bring over a text file from Windows to Linux, sometimes you’ll end up with a file with a bunch of ^M at the end of each line, which will breaks a lot of things. To fix, just run dos2unix.
dos2unix file.txt |
dos2unix file.txt