Google Cloud Compute "gcutil" deprecated -

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i'm new google cloud compute , i'm no developer or coder. i've been following information step step guide. http://www.filiwiese.com/running-screaming-frog-on-google-cloud/

unfortunately of today "gcutil" has deprecated , i'm @ loss how follow instructions.

i tried understanding googles info no joy.

i'm hoping can explain me how proceed.

thanks

the gcutil tool has been deprecated in favor of gcloud, part of google cloud sdk.

there's guide translating gcutil commands gcloud commands, e.g.:

create instance:

  • gcutil addinstance instance
  • gcloud compute instances create instance

delete instance:

  • gcutil deleteinstance instance
  • gcloud compute instances delete instance \ [--keep-disks {boot,all,none}]

other commands listed in document.


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