Creating a Folder and Uploading an Object in Cloud Storage

In the lab, the correct project is already selected; but in the real world, if you have multiple projects, you would want to choose the appropriate project before starting.

1. From Google Cloud console's main navigation, choose Storage.
2. Click Create a Bucket.
3. Give your bucket a name—it has to be globally unique—and click Continue.
4. Select Region as the location type and US-Central-1 as the region, then click Continue.
5. Select Standard as the storage class, then click Continue.
6. Under Access Control, select fine-grained, then click Continue.
7. Under Protection tools, leave the option None selected.
8. Expand DATA ENCRYPTION; we will leave the Use a customer-managed encryption key (CMEK) box unchecked.
9. Click Create.
10. Uncheck "Enforce public access prevention on this bucket" and choose CONFIRM.

1. Once inside the bucket, click CREATE FOLDER.
2. Give your folder a name, then click Create.
3. Click on your folder name hyperlink to access the folder.
4. Select UPLOAD FILES and upload a sample file into your folder.
5. Click on Bucket details to move back into the bucket level and out of your folder.
6. Highlight your bucket and click on the three dots on the right of your bucket, then click Edit access.
7. Select ADD PRINCIPAL.
8. Under New principals, type in allUsers.
9. Select the Cloud Storage role, and then select Storage Object Viewer.
10. Click Save, then click Allow Public Access.