How to Create a Google Cloud VM Step-by-Step Guide
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Log in to Google Cloud Console:

  • Start by logging in to your Google Cloud Console account.

Navigate to Compute Engine:

  • Click on the hamburger icon in the top-left corner.
  • Select “Compute Engine” from the menu.
  • Choose “VM instances” from the submenu.

 

Create a New VM:

  • Click the “Create” button to create a new VM instance.
  • Give your VM a name for easy identification.

Select Region and Zone:

  • Choose the region and zone that best suits your requirements.

Machine Configuration:

  • Select the machine series; for example, we’ll choose “E2” with 2 vCPUs and 4GB memory.
  • Scroll down to “Boot disk” and click “Change.” We’ll use Ubuntu 20.04 LTS with a 20GB balanced persistent disk. Click “Select.”

Access Scopes and Firewall Rules:

  • Configure access scopes; you can allow full access to all Cloud APIs or set access for each API individually.
  • Optionally, set up firewall rules to control network traffic.

Review and Create:

  • Review the monthly cost estimate of your VM on the right side.
  • Click “Create” to start provisioning your VM.

Monitor VM Creation:

  • Wait for your VM to be created. You can monitor its status in the console.

SSH Connect:

  • Once your VM is up and running, click the “SSH” button to connect to it.
  • Click “Authorize” to establish the connection.