Google Cloud Getting Started Guide
Cloud / InfraProduces a Turkish onboarding guide with executable gcloud commands that walks an individual developer step by step from creating a Google Cloud account to publishing their first Cloud Run resource.
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Google Cloud Getting Started Guide
This skill produces an end-to-end "happy path" onboarding flow for an individual developer starting Google Cloud from scratch. It walks step by step through creating an account, activating the $300 free credit, creating the first project, linking a billing account, installing the gcloud CLI, enabling the required APIs, and publishing the first resource (Cloud Run, Compute Engine, or Cloud Storage).
When to use it? For developers trying Google Cloud for the first time, setting up an environment for personal learning/experimentation, or preparing a sample getting-started flow for their team. It also points to which direction to branch when moving to enterprise/organization scale.
Output: A Turkish Markdown guide personalized to the user's situation. It includes a prerequisites table, an ordered step list, an executable gcloud command block (including a Cloud Run deploy example), and a verification checklist. The verification logic checks whether the project was created, whether billing was linked, the CLI authentication, and the accessibility of the published resource.
The guide first asks questions to clarify the user's current situation (do you have an account, personal or enterprise, first target resource type, CLI or console preference) and shapes the flow according to these answers.
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