Google Cloud Storage Configuration
Google Cloud Storage is an object storage service provided by the Google Cloud Platform (GCP), offering a secure and scalable data storage solution in the cloud.
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Google Cloud Storage is an object storage service provided by the Google Cloud Platform (GCP), offering a secure and scalable data storage solution in the cloud.
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To use Google Storage, please refer to the guide below.
1) Access the Google Cloud Console.
2) Open the left menu, navigate to [Cloud Storage] - [Storage] menu.
3) Click the "Create" button in the top right corner to go to the creation screen.
4) Enter the bucket name, select the region (default: us), and click the "Create" button to create the bucket.
1) Access the Google Cloud Console.
2) In the Google Cloud Console, click on the "IAM & Admin" button.
3) Click on the Service accounts tab in IAM & Admin, and then click on the "+ Create Service Account" button at the top center.
4) Set the name for the service account.
5) Set the permissions for the created service account.
Owner permissions provide full access to most Google Cloud resources.
You can grant other permissions if needed, but note that access may be restricted based on the granted permissions.
6) Click on the created service account, click on "Add Key," choose JSON type, and click "Create" to generate a new key.
7) Confirm that a JSON file has been generated locally.
Authentication Information : Contents of the file
