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  1. GCP PlayCloud Labs
  2. Guided Lab: Creating a Cloud Storage Bucket
  3. Guided Lab: How to Launch a GCP Compute Engine Linux Instance
  4. Guided Lab: Creating a Cloud SQL Instance
  5. Guided Lab: Creating a Cloud NAT Gateway
  6. Guided Lab: Running SQL Commands in Cloud SQL Studio
  7. Guided Lab: Hosting a Static Website in Google Cloud Storage Bucket
  8. Guided Lab: Creating and Restoring Cloud SQL Backups
  9. Guided Lab: Vertically Scaling a VM Instance
  10. Guided Lab: Creating a Custom Image from a VM Instance with Web Server in Google Cloud
  11. Guided Lab: Setting up a Web Server on a VM Instance
  12. Guided Lab: Creating a Spot VM Instance
  13. Guided Lab: Exploring Instance Metadata in Google Cloud
  14. Guided Lab: Setting Up and Managing a Database on a VM Instance
  15. Guided Lab: Integrating Cloud SQL Database instance with a VM instance
  16. Guided Lab: Connecting Cloud SQL Database with MySQL Workbench (Local)
  17. Guided Lab: Creating a VM Using Instance Templates
  18. Guided Lab: Installing WordPress on an Ubuntu VM Instance with LEMP Stack
  19. Guided Lab: Reserving or Promoting a Static IP Address for a VM Instance
  20. Guided Lab: Creating a Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) Cluster
  21. Guided Lab: Protecting Data on Cloud Storage Bucket Against Accidental Delete and Overwrite Using Object Versioning
  22. Guided Lab: Connecting to a Kubernetes Engine Cluster
  23. Guided Lab: Creating and Managing Instance Groups in Compute Engine
  24. Guided Lab: Configuring Shielded VM Options
  25. Guided Lab: SSH Access to GCP VM Instance from Local Machine using SSH Key Pair
  26. Guided Lab: Deploying a Simple Web Application on GKE
  27. Guided Lab: Configuring Firewall Rules to Secure and Access a VM
  28. Guided Lab: Establishing VPC Peering for Secure Cross‑Network Communication
  29. Guided Lab: Creating a Custom Virtual Private Cloud (VPC)
  30. Guided Lab: Using Startup Scripts in GCP VM Instances
  31. Guided Lab: Deploying a LAMP Stack on a Compute Engine VM
  32. Guided Lab: Managing Cloud Storage Buckets via SSH Commands
  33. Guided Lab: Guarding Your VM with Deletion Protection
  34. Guided Lab: Using Cloud Storage Lifecycle Rules to Automate Object Management
  35. Guided Lab: Guarding Your Cloud SQL Instances with Deletion Protection
  36. Guided Lab: Exploring Google Cloud Storage Classes
  37. Guided Lab: Setting Up a Linux Bastion Host on GCP
  38. Guided Lab: Uploading, Organizing, and Managing Objects in Cloud Storage
  39. Guided Lab: Creating an Application Load Balancer
  40. Guided Lab: Creating a Network Load Balancer
  41. Guided Lab: Creating VM Snapshots and Restoring a VM from a Snapshot
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To maintain a fair usage environment for everyone, we have implemented certain service limits that we ask you to observe during your usage of the PlayCloud. If you need access to services or features beyond these limits, please let us know. We value your input and will consider it for future updates. 

Service Limits

Cloud Storage

  • Buckets with a retention policy lock are not allowed.

Compute Engine

  • Only in us-central-1.
  • Maximum of three (3) VM creation.
  • Allowed Compute Engine Machine Types
    • e2-micro
    • e2-small
    • e2-medium
    • n1-standard-1
    • f1-micro
    • g1-small
  • Maximum disk storage: 20GB
  • Using an instance template with a GPU is blocked by the org policy when creating a VM.
  • Available Operating System:
    • CentOS
    • Container Optimized OS
    • Debian
    • openSUSE
    • Ubuntu

Cloud NAT

  • Network service tier should be Standard only.
  • Logging should be disabled.

Cloud Router

  • Max of Two (2) Cloud Routers.

Artifact Registry

  • Image scanning is not allowed.

Kubernetes Engine (GKE)

  • Only us-central-1 deployments allowed.
  • No multi-region deployments; only zonal, no regional.
  • Machine types allowed:
    • e2-micro
    • e2-small
    • e2-medium
    • n1-standard-1
    • g1-small
    • f1-micro
  • Instance types restricted:
    • Accelerated Computing
    • Storage Optimized
    • Memory Optimized
    • Compute Optimized
    • TPU
    • GPU
  • Disk storage: Maximum 15 GB
  • Configuration: Autopilot denied; only Standard mode allowed.

Cloud SQL

  • Regions allowed: us-east-1 and us-central-1
  • Tier restriction: Enterprise only
  • Machine types: Any, as long as ≤ 2 cores and ≤ 8 GB memory
  • Storage limit: ≤ 50 GB
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