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Creating a catalog
In this guide, you learn how to create a catalog. You use catalogs to
curate and manage access to solutions you've created in Service Catalog.
Before you begin
You must have Service Catalog enabled for your Google Cloud organization .
You must have the Catalog Admin
(roles/cloudprivatecatalogproducer.admin
) role for the Google Cloud
organization associated with the Google Cloud project which has
Service Catalog enabled. If you don't have this role, contact your
Organization Administrator to request access.
Creating a catalog
To create a catalog:
In the Google Cloud console, go to the Service Catalog Admin page .
Go to the Service Catalog Admin page
Click Select to choose the Google Cloud project.
Go to the Catalogs page and click CREATE CATALOG .
Enter a name for the catalog. You cannot change the catalog name after
you create it.
Enter a description for the catalog. The description is only visible to
Service Catalog admins.
Click Create .
Your catalog now appears in the list of catalogs.
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