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Installing and Uninstalling Google Cloud CLI on MacOS Using Homebrew
Managing the Google Cloud CLI (gcloud) on your macOS system can be accomplished through two primary methods: using Homebrew or performing a manual installation. Below are concise guides for both installing and uninstalling the CLI using these methods.
Installing and Uninstalling Homebrew on MacOS
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MongoDB Cheat Sheet
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Git Cheat sheet
Git cheat sheet that you can use as a quick reference for common git commands.
Gitlab CI - Deploy to Google Cloud Run
Replace your-gcp-project-id, your-image-name, your-service-name, and your-region with appropriate values. If you want to require authentication to access the service, remove --allow-unauthenticated.
In your GitLab project settings, add the following environment variables:
* GCP_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_KEY: A JSON key for your GCP service account with appropriate permissions to deploy to Google
API Authentication with Auth0
If you need to authenticate machine-to-machine API calls you can roll your own or use an identity provider like Auth0.