Projects as resource containers in GCP - Interactive Code Practice

Practice - 5 Tasks

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easy

Complete the code to create a new GCP project using gcloud CLI.

GCP

gcloud projects create [1] --name="My Project"

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Anew-project

Bproject-id

Cmy-project-id

Dcreate-project

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Common Mistakes

Using a name instead of a project ID

Using spaces or uppercase letters in the project ID

The project ID is a unique identifier for your GCP project. Here, my-project-id is used as the project ID.

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medium

Complete the code to list all projects under your GCP account.

GCP

gcloud projects [1]

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Alist

Bshow

Cdescribe

Ddelete

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Common Mistakes

Using 'show' which displays details of one project

Using 'delete' which removes a project

The gcloud projects list command shows all projects you have access to.

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hard

Fix the error in the command to set the active project.

GCP

gcloud config set project [1]

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Aproject-id

Bproject id

Cproject_name

DprojectId

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Common Mistakes

Using the project name instead of the project ID

Including spaces in the project ID

The project ID must be used without spaces or underscores. It is usually lowercase with hyphens.

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hard

Fill both blanks to create a project and set it as active.

GCP

gcloud projects create [1] --name="[2]"

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Amy-new-project

BMy New Project

Cproject-123

DTest Project

Attempts:

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Common Mistakes

Swapping project ID and project name

Using spaces in project ID

The first blank is the project ID (lowercase, no spaces). The second blank is the project name (can have spaces and uppercase letters).

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hard

Fill all three blanks to list projects, filter by name, and format output.

GCP

gcloud projects list --filter='name:[1]' --format='[2](projectId, [3])'

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ATest

Btable

Cname

Djson

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Common Mistakes

Using 'json' format instead of 'table'

Filtering by project ID instead of name

The filter uses the project name to find projects containing 'Test'. The format outputs a table showing projectId and name.