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Jika telah menginstal gcloud CLI, Anda dapat berinteraksi dengan Cloud Shell dari terminal dan menggunakannya sebagai sandbox serta lingkungan pengembangan portabel. Hal ini memberikan kemudahan dalam menggunakan resource Cloud Shell, baik untuk menguji operasi dengan cepat maupun menggunakan IDE pilihan Anda untuk mengedit file yang disimpan di instance Cloud Shell dari desktop lokal.
Gunakan gcloud cloud-shell
Penawaran grup perintah gcloud cloud-shell saat ini menyediakan fungsi
berikut:
Jika menggunakan Mac atau Linux, Anda dapat memasang direktori rumah Cloud Shell ke sistem file lokal setelah menginstal sshfs.
Dengan begitu, Anda dapat mengedit file di direktori beranda Cloud Shell menggunakan alat lokal pilihan Anda. Semua data dalam sistem file yang dipasang secara jarak jauh
disimpan di Persistent Disk
dan disimpan di seluruh sesi.
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