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14 Oct

Configure Google Cloud Speech-to-Text API

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Overview The Speech-to-Text API enables easy integration of Google speech recognition technologies into developer applications. It allows you to send audio and receive a text transcription from the service. What we'll coverIn this lab, you will learn how to: Create an API key Create a Speech-to-Text API request Call the Speech-to-Text API Step 1: Create an API Key In the Google Cloud Console, navigate to Navigation menu > APIs & services > Credentials.Click on Create credentials and select API key.Copy the generated key and click Close. Save API Key as Environment Variable Connect to your VM instance via SSH.In the…

GCP Global Infrastructure

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Google Cloud had been designed to serve all users worldwide by designing the infrastructure with redundant regions connected with high bandwidth connecting different continents.Invested 13 Subsea Cables Connecting these continents(100,000 miles of fiber cable) 24 Regions 73 Zone 144 Network edges location 200+ countries and territory In cloud computing, the terms zone, region, and multi-region are used to describe the geographical organization of cloud resources, which impacts performance, availability, and redundancy. Zone: A zone is a specific, isolated data center within a region. Each region contains multiple zones (usually 3 or more). Zones are independent of one another to ensure…

How to Connect to Google Cloud VM Instances Using Your Terminal

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While Google Cloud Platform (GCP) offers a web-based SSH option, many developers prefer using their local terminal for a more familiar and flexible experience. This guide will walk you through the process of setting up and using SSH to connect to your GCP Compute Engine instances directly from your terminal. Prerequisites A Google Cloud Platform account with an active project A running Compute Engine instance gcloud CLI installed on your local machine (optional but recommended) Step-by-Step Guide 1. Generate an SSH Key Pair If you don't already have an SSH key pair, you'll need to generate one: ssh-keygen -t rsa…