Looks like a few things have changed since this was written.
You now create keys after you've created the service account. So in that step you go to your Service Accounts list, find the one you just created, hit the hamburger button / more options, and then generate the key from there.
You'll now need to give your account the App Engine x environment Service Agent role, where x is Flexible or Standard. There's a lot of discussion about the best way to give access to this role here (stackoverflow.com/questions/642364...) but that role should do it.
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Great guide - thanks!
Looks like a few things have changed since this was written.
You now create keys after you've created the service account. So in that step you go to your Service Accounts list, find the one you just created, hit the hamburger button / more options, and then generate the key from there.
You'll now need to give your account the App Engine x environment Service Agent role, where x is Flexible or Standard. There's a lot of discussion about the best way to give access to this role here (stackoverflow.com/questions/642364...) but that role should do it.