Spin off a virtual Machine
- Go to the Google Cloud Dashboard and select "Compute Engine" on the left hand menu bar
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Select the submenu "Instances de VM"
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Click on the top bar menu the "CREER UNE INSTANCE" panel
- Put name "bare-galaxy"
- Choose a Zone (suggestion:
europe-west1-c
) - Type de machine: choose 2 vCPU with 7.5 Memory
- Disque de Démarrage: Click on
Modifier
- Select
Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
- At the bottom of the form, put 100 Go for the Disk Size (Taille)
- Leave the selection
Disque persistant standard
/Standard persistant drive
- Click
Select
/Sélectionner
- Select
- Click
Authorize HTTP traffic
/Autoriser le traffic HTTP
-
Click
Créer
/Create
Connect to the started virtual Machine
After a few seconds, the VM turns on "green" and an
ssh
menu becomes selectable -
Roll down this
ssh
menu and select the first optionOuvrir dans la fenêtre du navigateur
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A shell console pop out and you should now be ready to control your VM with linux command lines
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Try to enter the drosofff@bare-galaxy:~$
sudo -i
command and hit the return key. - The unix prompt become
root@bare-galaxy:~#
, you are mastering your VM as root administrator ! - [Optional] Here, if you do not have to work with the VM, you can turn off the VM and even trash it:
- in one shot, go back to your VM control panel in the web browser, ensure that the running VM is checked, and press the Trash button in the top menu.
- Confirm that you want to trash the VM and loose everything.
- after a few seconds the VM disappears from the Dashboard.