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  • Setting up Federated Credentials in Google Cloud
  • Step 1: Create Google Cloud Service Account
  • Step 2: Grant Access to the bucket using a Service Account Principal
  • Step 3: Enter the Service Account Email (Step 2) into the Activeloop App

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  1. SETUP
  2. Storage and Credentials
  3. Setting up Deep Lake in Your Cloud
  4. Google Cloud

Provisioning Federated Credentials

How to setup Federated Credentials in Google Cloud

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Last updated 9 months ago

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Setting up Federated Credentials in Google Cloud

The most secure method for connecting data from your Google Cloud Storage to Deep Lake is using Federated Credentials, which are set up using the steps below:

Step 1: Create Google Cloud Service Account

1. If you already have a service account, skip to Step 2

2. Navigate to IAM & Admin -> Service Accounts -> CREATE SERVICE ACCOUNT

3. Enter the service account id, and optional name and description. Make sure to copy the email address and and click on CREATE AND CONTINUE.

4. Click CONTINUE without entering any information.

5. Enter [email protected] in the Service account users role and click DONE.

Step 2: Grant Access to the bucket using a Service Account Principal

1. Navigate to Cloud Storage and Buckets.

2.Select Edit Access for the bucket you want to connect to Activeloop.

3.Select Add Principal.

4.Enter the Service Account Email, select the role as Storage Object Admin, and click Save. If the bucket is encrypted with customer managed KMS key, then Cloud KMS CryptoKey Encrypter/Decrypter should be added in the Role field as well.

Step 3: Enter the Service Account Email (Step 2) into the Activeloop App

See the first video in the link below:

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