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Backend services and backend buckets in GCP - Mini Project: Build & Apply

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Create a Backend Service with a Backend Bucket on GCP
📖 Scenario: You are setting up a simple web application on Google Cloud Platform (GCP). You want to serve static content stored in a Cloud Storage bucket through a backend service linked to a load balancer.
🎯 Goal: Build a backend service that uses a backend bucket to serve static content from a Cloud Storage bucket.
📋 What You'll Learn
Create a backend bucket referencing an existing Cloud Storage bucket named my-static-content.
Create a backend service that uses the backend bucket.
Configure the backend service with a description Static content backend service.
💡 Why This Matters
🌍 Real World
Serving static website content or assets efficiently through Google Cloud's load balancing infrastructure.
💼 Career
Understanding backend services and backend buckets is essential for cloud engineers managing scalable web applications on GCP.
Progress0 / 4 steps
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Create a backend bucket referencing the Cloud Storage bucket
Write a gcloud command to create a backend bucket named my-backend-bucket that points to the Cloud Storage bucket my-static-content.
GCP
Need a hint?

Use gcloud compute backend-buckets create with the --gcs-bucket-name flag.

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Create a backend service
Write a gcloud command to create a backend service named my-backend-service with the description Static content backend service.
GCP
Need a hint?

Use gcloud compute backend-services create with the --description flag and --global for global backend service.

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Add the backend bucket to the backend service
Write a gcloud command to add the backend bucket my-backend-bucket to the backend service my-backend-service.
GCP
Need a hint?

Use gcloud compute backend-services add-backend with --global-backend-bucket-name and --global.

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Verify the backend service configuration
Write a gcloud command to describe the backend service my-backend-service to verify it includes the backend bucket.
GCP
Need a hint?

Use gcloud compute backend-services describe with the --global flag.