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How do I authenticate my Google Cloud?

Last updated on December 18, 2022 @ 3:02 pm

Authenticating Google Cloud

Google Cloud provides a number of authentication mechanisms, including:

1. Google Cloud Platform Console: You can authenticate with your Google Account.

2. Google Authentication Library: You can authenticate with a Google Account or a Google Security Token Service (GSS) token.

3. Google Cloud Security Token Service (GSS): You can authenticate with a Google Security Token Service (GSS) token.

4. IAM: You can authenticate with an identity provider.

5. OAuth 2.0: You can authenticate with an OAuth 2.0 provider.

6. SAML: You can authenticate with a SAML provider.

7. JSON Web Token (JWT): You can authenticate with a JSON Web Token (JWT) provider.

To authenticate with your Google Account, open the Google Cloud Platform Console. On the left, select your project. Under Properties, select the Settings tab.

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Under Authentication, select the type of authentication you want to use. Google Cloud Platform Console uses your Google Account for sign-in, so you don’t need to provide any other information.

To authenticate with a Google Account, enter your account information in the Google Cloud Platform Console.

To authenticate with a Google Security Token Service (GSS) token, create a GSS token. To create a GSS token, open the Google Cloud Platform Console. Under Security, select the type of security you want to use. Under GSS tokens, select the GSS token you want to use. Under Authorized apps, select the applications you want to authorize. Under Token type, select the type of GSS token.

Under Secret, enter the token’s secret. Under Access control, select the type of access control you want to use. Under Grant type, select the type of grant you want to use. Under Resource, select the type of resource you want to use. Under Scope, select the type of scope you want to use. Under Audience, select the type of audience you want to authorize. Under Authorize, click Generate. The GSS token appears in the Token type field.

To authenticate with an IAM role, create an IAM role. To create an IAM role, open the Google Cloud Platform Console.

Under IAM, select the type of IAM role you want to create. Under Roles, select the role you want to create. Under Properties, select the Members tab.

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