A GCP Console is the command line interface (GUI) for a Compute Pro licensed product or service. The GCP Console allows the user to interact with the compute using the command line or through telnet/ip and web interface. It is an appliance that provides access from any computer with an active Internet connection via the internet browser. The appliance will have access to a variety of APIs that allow it to interact with services such as Microsoft Office applications, Adobe Systems products and other vendors. It also allows access to various compute resources including processors, memory, devices, and operating systems.
Some of the resources that are provided by a GCP Console are a host of third party libraries, applications, and tools that are designed by third parties and are making available through a browser add-on called a "virtual machine". This is a collection of image formats and scripts that are loaded into the gcloud computing cloud. These resources are contained within the images and deployed on the cloud and can be viewed and operated by any browser. The virtual machine can be extended and customized with additional libraries and software programs. A GCP Console can be built with a host of third party libraries and tools in a matter of minutes by utilizing the gcloud tooling interface.
A GCP Console has built-in permissions support which makes it easy for the users to gain access to the functions and use the permissions wisely. This is similar to the way in which the Windows OS interprets permissions. The software controls can be managed by users through a standard web browser interface. It is also possible to establish and configure permissions on a per role basis or on a per machine basis.
There are a wide variety of features that can be used with a GCP Console. These include visual indicators on the various panes of the screen, full screen control, rich text editing, password protection of the settings and dashboard, and more. There are many third party add-ons which can extend the functionality of the console. These may include application shortcuts, error reports, and more. It is very easy to extend the GCP Console and to get the most out of it.
A GCP Console can be extended using a graphical user interface if necessary through the use of a service account. The service account would allow the extension of user roles and permissions by typing in a series of commands and options required for the console to function properly. With the use of a service account, the extension of the functionality is as simple as typing in a few lines of code into a web page. A service account is required for every user and is therefore not required when using the GCP Console as a stand alone product.
There are many different ways to utilize the GCP Console. It can be used simply as a standard gcp project board. In this case, the data and settings needed for each project are stored within the console itself and not on any external database or server. It can also be used as a very convenient way to access your own custom settings, or to configure and manage other standard gas projects and standard GPAs.