You can configure onboarding prerequisites for your GCP projects on ZCSPM. Using the script becomes particularly useful when you have a large set of projects or want to onboard only a selected set of projects, either as a list or as a .csv file.

Prerequisite Roles and Permissions

To configure onboarding prerequisites for your GCP Projects onto ZCSPM:

• 1. Set your project and download the scripts
  1. Open the GCP cloud shell. To set the project, use the following command:

  gcloud config set project <Project_ID>
  

  2. Check if you are authenticated to the GCP cloud by using the following command:

  gcloud auth list
  

  3. Download the script by using the following command:

  wget -O - https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Cloudneeti/docs_cloudneeti/master/scripts/gcp-onboarding/download-gcp-onboarding-scripts.sh | bash
  

  4. Update the script's permissions by using the following command:

  chmod +x zcspm-gcp-onboarding/*.sh
  

  5. Change the directory by using the following command:

  cd zcspm-gcp-onboarding
  

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• 2. Create Service Account, assign role, and enable APIs on your GCP Project

  To enable APIs on a single or multiple GCP projects, run the following command:

   ./configure-project-onboarding-prerequisites.sh -p <service_account_project_id> -s <service_account_name> -l “<project_id1>,<project_id2>,<project_id3>”

  You can list up to 10 projects.

  OR

  To enable APIs on an allowed list of projects on a .csv file, run the following command:

  ./configure-project-onboarding-prerequisites.sh -p <service_account_project_id> -s <service_account_name> -c <file_name>.csv
  

  You can create a .csv file of allowed list of projects by running the following command:

  gcloud projects list --format="csv(projectId,name)" > <file_name>.csv
  

  Copy the key file path and download the key. Store the downloaded key in a secure location.

  cloudshell download <Key_File_Path>

  The script also enables the required Cloud APIs on the project in which the service account is created.

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