Anu Bag
Google Certified Associate Cloud Engineer 2020
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When I enabled Compute Engine API, I check IAM->Service Accounts section, but could not see any service account created. Did anyone faced the same issue
When I enabled Compute Engine API, I check IAM->Service Accounts section, but could not see any service account created. Did anyone faced the same issue
Second question is what is the gcloud command for enabling the Compute Engine API.
3 Answers
Asad Siddiqi
How did you enable the Compute Engine API? With gcloud or by navigating to the Compute Section in the GCP Console ? The reason I ask is I first want to be sure that it is indeed enabled? It does show up under Users section. I think the confusion here is "User Managed" vs Google Managed Service Accounts. I would suggest you to read this:
https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/access/service-accounts
For the second question the command is
gcloud services enable compute.googleapis.com [I am not sure about the compute.googleapis.com but that is my guess.
tshihata luna
I agree with Asad, enabling a service using gcloud command line would enable a google managed service account. "This service account is designed specifically to run internal Google processes on your behalf. The account is owned by Google and is not listed in the Service Accounts section of Cloud Console. "
Roberto Salazar
I agree, I cannot see any new (internal) service account, maybe this is something that should be updated in the video.
2020-01-01 I am following the lab specifically step by step. I did NOT have any extra accounts or service accounts appear in my IAM.
same here