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Closed Tutorial On Creating A Droplet or VM Instance On Google Cloud Platform

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Ayun salamat po sa tutorial. Nakagawa na rin sa wakas. Natagalan lang ako sa vim command na yan hahaha. Hindi pa ako kasi marunong sa linux.
 
salamat ts. keep on sharing. pero magbigay ng tamang credits sa original na may ari ng thread ts sa susunod.
Naalala ko lang... Asan na ang link ng naunang thread about ganito para makapagbigay ako ng credits.
 
Requirements:
1. Google Cloud account.
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2. Cloud Console App.
- Download the app in the Play Store or Apple Store
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3. Brain and Patience



Procedures:
1. Login into https:console.cloud.google.com/ .
2. Go to VM Instances and click "Create VM"
3. It's up to you kung ano ang settings ng gagawin mo. It's your decision kung ano ang country, RAM, vCPU, OS and Storage ang gagamitin mo. Normally, pwede na yung 1vCPU + 1GB RAM + 10GB Persistent SSD. Sa Operating System or OS, bahala ka na kung alin sa mga options doon.
4. Scroll down and click the checkbox for HTTP and HTTPS
5. Click "Save" or "Create" to create the VM Instance


Now, para ma-access using SSH Clients (eg.: JuiceSSH, PuTTY, etc.), create root password and enable SSH Connection.
1. Open Cloud Console App and go to "Resources", then "VM Instances", then select your VM or droplet to configure.
2. Click on the 3-dotted gear on the upper-right corner, then select "Connect Via SSH".
3. Once connected run the following commands:
Code:
sudo su root
Code:
cd
Code:
passwd root
4. Create your own password, click enter then re-type password
5. Run command:
Code:
vim /etc/ssh/sshd_config
6. Edit and change: "no" into "yes".
  • PermitRootLogin yes
  • PasswordAuthentication yes
7. Save the changes by running:
Code:
:xa
Then press "enter" key to save the file
Alternative ways of saving are:
Code:
:wq!
or by pressing "Ctrl" and "o"
* o means override

8. Run:
Code:
service sshd restart

Wait a few seconds and you can now access SSH using root account.


Pag nasa edit na ako to change no to Yes, after nyan wala na po ako ibang ma type, even Yung :xa at :wq

Panu po ito? Salamat
 
sir matapos ko po ma change ng "yes" ung passwordAuthentication .. di na po ako maka input ng code na :xa sir pano po ito sir pag nag input ako ng :xa tas inter nag next line lang po sya
 
Mabuti naman at na -recover ko pa. Nabura nga lang lahat yung mga droplet/VM na ipinamigay ko. OK lang. Ang mahalaga eh buhay ulit. Gumawa na lang ulit ako ng VM ko. Pang-sarili na lang to. Hindi na ako mamimigay.

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Lupit mo talaga lods. Hahaha baka naman po
 

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