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User Reviews for Google Cloud Console
CLI is too stiff not mobile friendly
When using the command line it’s too stiff and not user friendly. Azure and Termius iOS apps have a smooth natural feel when SSH into servers. Please update the user experience for the command line to be more smooth and optimized for the iPhone as it is possible.
Unusable
I was going to try and create a Firebase hosted site from my iPad and could not make any progress. The cloud shell command line doesn't allow you to select or copy text. The commands "firebase init" and "firebase auth" result in the cloud shell hanging. The output from "firebase auth" includes a long URL that you can neither click on to navigate to or copy to paste into the browser. It would be much more useful with GCP if you could use whatever SSH client to access the cloud shell. I would prefer to use Blink from my iPad when I want to access cloud resources from the command line.
Several problems
First, there’s no way to manage iOS notifications for this app. Super irritating. But even more irritating, incidents that are marked resolved on the console website linger forever in the app with a “new” marker. I was hoping to use this app for monitoring purposes but for that it’s functionally useless.
Useful and awkward
I appreciate having a CLI interface for Google Cloud on my iPad. It's great for "small" and ad hoc tasks, and gives me access to features otherwise restricted on my tablet. The application is immature, and the console is awkwardly unresponsive to touch commands---you can't copy text printed to the console, no scrolling support in Vim, and a few other items which "aren't too bad" but will get in the way of work.I'd be less critical if applications like Blink and a-Shell hadn't already addressed many usability features for CLIs on iPads.
A Very Useful App
There are times when I am out and need to quickly make changes, run some commands in a virtual machine or get a sense of what is happening. This app is exactly for that.I am in a phase right now where I am deciding if I should get a Surface, keep bringing along my compact Chromebook with Linux installed or carry around my iPad for those times when I don't want to lug around a laptop but want to be able to do real work. Usually my iPad is with me anyway but Zi didn't think it could do what I need. This app helps change my thinking.I was looking for a way to easily SSH from an iPad. Sure enough that feature is here. Credentials readily available for me to get it, make some changes or run a script and get out.Now I am going to look for FTP and BigQuery solutions and if I find them the iPad might just win out.
Poor external keyboard support in ssh/cloud console
When using an external keyboard on iPad (e.g. Apple Magic Keyboard, external USB keyboard), the additional on-screen specific to this app (esc, tab, home, pgup, etc) does not minimize and covers the last lines of the shell (where the cursor and input text are). Pushing the keyboard minimize icon displays the ssh menu bar above the terminal and does not allow text input to the terminal. This makes it impossible to type and see what you are typing, restricting an otherwise valuable use-case to manage VMs on a mobile device.
Does what I need it to do
I can start/stop and manage my instances from my phone. Its a bit difficult to ssh into the machine and handle heavy duty tasks. But if you really needed to do something like that, you should be on a desktop anyway. Good UI and can handle simple tasks very well. Just what I need on mobile.
Can’t register mobile device
I got the app to get notifications for incidents from stackdriver. The instructions to register the device don’t seem to be correct? Or something is broken? Maybe I’m missing something. Either way this isn’t great. I don’t understand how I’m suppose to get notifications without having to constantly check my email. Total bummer.
Snapshot
This app is great for getting a snapshot. The only major issue I experienced was when using the SSH feature for a compute engine, the return key doesn’t always work properly. Sometimes, like in a nano window or in a redis-client cli window, it would not send a clear command. Adding an “Enter” button to the app’s touch interface should eliminate this, similar to the tab button.
Great app but needs some improvements
To improve please bring in the dark mode to ipad. I have used the app to edit codes and do some runs on my bed. I really love that.
Description
Google Cloud Console helps you manage your services running on the Google Cloud Platform (GCP) directly from your Apple iPhone or iPad: • Stay connected to the cloud and check billing, status, and critical issues. • Create your own custom dashboard to produce an overview of your GCP services. • Monitor the state of your Compute Engine and App Engine resources with the ability to SSH into your VMs. • Access to Cloud Shell to perform any Google Cloud (gcloud) operation. • View and respond to incidents, errors, and logging. We plan to ship new features regularly and continually improve your user experience. Please give us your feedback in the app by tapping the menu button in the upper-left corner, selecting Help & Feedback, and then Send feedback.
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