I am currently working with Google Cloud Platform (GCP) and encountered an issue while setting up a trigger in Cloud Functions. My goal is to create a trigger that automatically runs whenever an image is saved in a bucket. This trigger is intended to generate embeddings for the saved image using Vertex AI multimodal embedding. Despite assigning all the necessary roles and permissions to the service account, I am still receiving an IAM_Permission_Denied error when attempting to create the embeddings with the model.

I would like to know,

I want a simple way to list out all the resources that a group has been granted access to in Google Cloud. One way is to iterate over all the projects and then check access granted to the group. This is the process I currently follow but it takes a while because of the numbers of projects we have.
Is there an easier way ?

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I was trying to connect my Google Cloud Platform (GCP) project to my Next.js application by creating a storage instance as follows:

I was trying to connect my Google Cloud Platform (GCP) project to my Next.js application by creating a storage instance as follows:

I made a clone of my primary Google Cloud SQL instance. I need to delete the clone of it. But while deleting it, it says “Deleting an instance permanently removes the instance and all its data. Any applications that connect to this instance will be affected.” The “…Any applications that connect to this instance will be affected.” part scares me.

Using GCP router logs sink I would like to filter out some logs that are just spamming me.

I’m trying to copy a few tar files (100MB, 200MB) to my Debian 12 e2-micro GCP VM, using Filezilla