Even if you are located in Europe, you still will get acceptable response times if you choose a US location.
The cheapest operating costs are locations in the United States. However, if you are running things as a hobby, response times are secondary to cost. A good link to check the response times near you based on your GCP ping (opens new window). Conventional wisdom states that you should pick one that is close to where your users are to minimize response times. Remember that the name is permanent and cannot be changed once created.Įvery VM Instance is tied to a region and a zone. Type in a name for your instance under Name. Menu > Compute Engine > VM instances > Create Instance
Click on the menu and select the follow options:.Go to the Google Cloud Console (opens new window).For configurations that are not part of the free trial such as the configuration recommended in this article, you will have to set up a credit card and a billing account. New users get a free trial credits, but for this article I will assume you are a paying customer and will set up a VM instance in the most cost effective way possible. You may use any Google account to signup. If you need to setup an account, go to Google Cloud (opens new window).Ĭlick on signup and go through the prompts. With that said, let's get started! # Setupįirst, if you have not done so already, please make sure you have a Google Cloud Account. This setup will cost you money! If done properly, not a lot of money, but still money nonetheless.Īs with anything done in the cloud, be aware! There is no limit on the money that you could spend if you are not careful, so be sure to research and be comfortable with the commands and steps shown in this article. In this article, I will show you how to set up a virtual compute instance on Google Cloud and install and configure Ubuntu 20.04 with remote access using NoMachine. Nowadays, setting up and running a Virtual Machine in the cloud is for everyone! Easy to set up and easy to use, cloud computing gives worlds of opportunity that until recently was squarely in the domain of the super users.
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