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Add upload to Google Cloud Storage and Google Compute Image creation

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- the image upload uses the cloud API
- currently auth and image creation need the `gcloud` CLI tool.

Signed-off-by: Justin Cormack <justin.cormack@docker.com>
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@@ -19,41 +19,29 @@ gcloud auth login
The authentication will redirect to a browser with Google login.
Also authenticate local applications with
```
gcloud beta auth application-default login
```
## Build a moby image
In the `alpine` subdirectory:
```shell
make gce
```
or (for a 4.4 kernel):
```shell
make LTS4.4=1 gce
```
You'll end up with `gce.img.tar.gz`. It's best to rename it to include the kernel version and the short commit tag or similar before uploading to GCP.
Add a `gcp` output line to your yaml config, see the example in `examples/gcp.yaml`.
If you don't need/want to compile Moby from source, you can do a `make get` in the top-level directory before `make gce`. This downloads most of the build artefacts like the kernel and initrd based on your git hash.
Then do `./bin/moby myfile.yaml`
## Upload an image and create a compute image
The next step is to upload the image and create a Compute image from it.
```shell
TARBALL=gce.img-4.9-cb44fd1.tar.gz
gsutil cp -a public-read ${TARBALL} gs://${NAME}/${TARBALL}
# Note, GCP does not like "." in images names
gcloud compute images create --source-uri \
https://storage.googleapis.com/rolf/${TARBALL} moby-4-9-cb44fd1
```
This will create a local `myfile.img.tar.gz` compressed image file, upload it to the
specified bucket, and create a bootable image.
## Create an instance and connect to it
With the image create, we can now create an instance and connect to
With the image created, we can now create an instance and connect to
the serial port.
```shell
gcloud compute instances create my-node-4-9 \
--image="moby-4-9-cb44fd1" --metadata serial-port-enable=true \
gcloud compute instances create my-node \
--image="myfile" --metadata serial-port-enable=true \
--machine-type="g1-small" --boot-disk-size=200
gcloud compute connect-to-serial-port my-node-4-9
gcloud compute connect-to-serial-port my-node
```