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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.

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Installing and Uninstalling Homebrew on MacOS

Shell Script Cheat Sheet

This cheat sheet can serve as a quick reference to some of the most commonly used shell scripting commands and structures.

MongoDB Cheat Sheet

This MongoDB cheat sheet in Markdown format that covers essential commands and concepts for working with MongoDB, including basic operations, query techniques, aggregation framework, indexing, and database management.

PostgreSQL Cheat Sheet

This cheat sheet covers fundamental PostgreSQL commands that are essential for managing databases, tables, and data.

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.

Impersonating a Service Account for local development

Impersonate a Google Cloud Platform service account for local development.

GCP Cloud Logging - Custom Logs

When writing an application that uses multple micro-services it's nice to have a consolidated log from all the pieces of the application as a whole.