Cloud Storage Reviews

Rafay A. · Reviewed 2 days ago

Leo Alec Marquez de B. · Reviewed 3 days ago

Please review this lab. I've tried 5 times, and it's not working the part where we copy the files with customer encryption. commands are not right and once we do it with the right commands, the lab doesn't recognize that we did it correctly.

Filipe V. · Reviewed 3 days ago

Customer-supplied encryption keys (CSEK) - not captured progress - tried two times

Shridhara A. · Reviewed 3 days ago

Task 3 doesn't work. I've tried different approaches with gcloud and gsutil

Aleksandr K. · Reviewed 3 days ago

Can't finish this lab error in "customer-supplied encryption keys" I managed to upload with "gcloud storage cp setup2.html gs://$BUCKET_NAME_1/ --encryption-key=". However, the validation still failed

David M. · Reviewed 3 days ago

by org policy I cannot add csek so I got stuck mid lab and could not finish

Guido F. · Reviewed 3 days ago

Shridhara A. · Reviewed 3 days ago

the customer encryption is broken. Tried many times and it didn't go through.

Grzegorz M. · Reviewed 3 days ago

Teo S. · Reviewed 3 days ago

La tercera parte del laboratorio referente a la encriptacion nunca cargo

Angelo Antonio C. · Reviewed 3 days ago

Varsha Sagar K. · Reviewed 3 days ago

Ioana D. · Reviewed 3 days ago

Karim G. · Reviewed 3 days ago

Ioana D. · Reviewed 3 days ago

smaranika P. · Reviewed 3 days ago

customer supplied encryption key didnt work

REENISH K. · Reviewed 3 days ago

Ioana D. · Reviewed 3 days ago

customer supplied encryption key didnt work

REENISH K. · Reviewed 3 days ago

Ahmad A. · Reviewed 3 days ago

Євген Б. · Reviewed 3 days ago

SEDHURAMAN A. · Reviewed 3 days ago

Can't finish this lab error in "customer-supplied encryption keys".This lab contains outdated information. 1.352 This PreconditionException: 412 error is a known issue that has recently started occurring in this Qwiklabs lab. Google Cloud has released a security feature called Encryption Enforcement Rules which, in some new Qwiklabs environments, is configured by default to block customer-managed keys (CSEK), causing the gsutil cp command to fail. Since the lab script is outdated and doesn't mention this new step, you need to manually allow the use of customer-supplied keys (CSEK) in the console interface before running the commands. Follow these steps to fix it: 1. Adjust the encryption policy in the GCP Console In the Google Cloud Console, access the navigation menu and go to Cloud Storage > Buckets. Click on your bucket name ([BUCKET_NAME_1]). Click on the Configuration tab at the top. Scroll down to the Protection section and click Edit encryption. In the Encryption enforcement rules section, locate the option for Customer-supplied keys (CSEK). Change its status to Allowed or Not Restricted. Click Save. Note: It may take up to 1 or 2 minutes for the change to propagate.

David M. · Reviewed 3 days ago

Rushikesh G. · Reviewed 3 days ago

Raimonds B. · Reviewed 3 days ago