- Lab
- A Cloud Guru
Creating a Folder and Uploading an Object in Cloud Storage
Learning about storage and how it's used is a pretty important step in the process of learning the cloud! In this hands-on lab, we will create a Cloud Storage bucket and folder, then upload an object to the folder and make it public.
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Challenge
Create a Bucket
In the lab, the correct project is already selected; but in the real world, if you have multiple projects, you would want to choose the appropriate project before starting.
From Google Cloud console's main navigation, choose CLOUD STORAGE.
- Click CREATE BUCKET.
- Give your bucket a name—it has to be globally unique— and click CONTINUE.
- Leave the default Multi-region option selected and click CONTINUE.
- Select Standard as the storage class, then click CONTINUE.
- Uncheck Enforce public access prevention on this bucket.
- Under Access Control, select Uniform, then click CONTINUE.
- Under Data Protection, leave the default option Soft delete policy (For data recovery) selected.
- Expand DATA ENCRYPTION; make sure that Google-managed encryption key is selected.
- Click CREATE.
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Challenge
Upload and Access an Object Using an Authenticated URL
Once inside the bucket, click UPLOAD FILES.
- Pick any random image from your own computer and upload it to the bucket.
- Once the file is uploaded, click on the file to access the object details.
- On the Object Details page, find and click the link next to Authenticated URL to open a page that will display the image you uploaded.
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