GCP Qwiklabs don't record user information between learning sessions, forcing the user to type the same Bash commands or the same Python code in Jupyter notebooks again and again.
For the Bash commands, you can save your typing by using a local GCloud SDK installation.
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| brew cask install google-cloud-sdk | |
| gcloud components install datalab | |
| gcloud init | |
| gcloud auth login | |
| export PATH=/usr/local/Caskroom/google-cloud-sdk/latest/google-cloud-sdk/bin:$PATH |
After starting a Qwiklabs session, on local you also login using the new GCP credential created for that session.
gcloud auth login
And then you can type the commands specified by the lab, and record the history, so that it will be much easier for you to use the same command later.
For the Jupyter notebooks, I hope that they will find a way to save my work between sessions, or alternatively initialize each learning session with more proper data.
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