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Revision as of 23:22, 24 August 2021
Internal
Project
A project consists of a set of users, a set of APIs and billing, authentication and monitoring setting for those API. A project has access to data in Cloud Storage.
Project Name
Project name can be changed after creation.
Project ID
Project number
Project Location
See Location below.
Default Project
The default project ID can be obtained with gcloud as specified below, in the Operations section. The default project is configured as project in .config/gcloud/configurations/config_default.
Project Operations
Resource Hierarchy
Organization
The organization is the root node of the hierarchy.
Folder
Folders are children of the organization.
Project
Projects are children of an organization or a folder.
Resource
A resource is an entity within Google Cloud. For example, a project, a Google Storage bucket, are resources. Resources for each service are descendants of projects. Access to resources is managed by Google Cloud Identity and Access Management (IAM).
Resource Name
Each resource has a unique name that identifies it.
Service
A service has resources associated with it.
Labels
Location
Location is relevant to a project or other resources, such as a Google Cloud Storage bucket.
Location Types
Region
A specific geographic place, such as São Paulo.
Dual-Region
A pair of regions, such as Tokyo and Osaka. Resources that are deployed in a dual region are geo-redundant.
Multi-Region
A large geographic area, such as the United States, that contains two or more geographic places. Resources that are deployed in a multi region are geo-redundant.