Como usar o Cloud SQL com o Google Kubernetes Engine avaliações

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Very useful practical project!

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Task 4. Steps 5 & 6 steps to create JSON keys has changed in GKE.

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Gabriel L. · Revisado há almost 6 years

This lab was amazing real life example of using Cloud IAM and Credentials.json ina Wordpres s deployment connecting to a local host mySQL POD which redirects to Cloud SQL.

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Martyn C. · Revisado há almost 6 years

A couple of updates: When setting up the SQL databsae..... Click Create User Account and create an account, using sqluser as the username and sqlpassword as the password. Leave the Host name option set to Allow any host (%). and click Create. should be  Click Add User Account and create an account, using sqluser as the username and sqlpassword as the password. Leave the Host name option set to Allow any host (%). and click Add When creating the Service account... Click +Create Key, and make sure JSON key type is selected and click Create. +Create Key does not appear to exist in that workflow any longer

Jason S. · Revisado há almost 6 years