Uploading large files to Google Storage using a VM Instance

If you have a really large file - upwards of 100 MB - that you want to import to your Google Cloud storage, you can bypass your personal computer, and instead use Google Cloud VM Instance. This is quicker and more efficient. This video shows you how.
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Install the wget command in Linux:
sudo apt-get install wget
Download the file to your VM Instance:
wget s3.amazonaws.c...
Create a bucket on Google Storage:
gsutil mb gs://your-bucket-name-here/
Upload csv file to your bucket in Google Storage:
gsutil cp yellow_tripdata_2019-01.csv gs://your-bucket-name-here/
Delete csv file from your VM Instance:
rm yellow_tripdata_2019-01.csv

[@sunitapunde1456]

Uploading credential.json file failed in gcp vm instance any suggestions

[@amitkeshari7023]

How to directly send file to bucket, without downloading on vm

[@Matias-eh2pn]

how to upload from local machine?

[@TheVsok]

How to download from my server files? I tried filezilla guides but it didnt worked,I need a guide where I can download files trought google cloud ssh connection window

[@davidboles1120]

Excellent video. Well done! Question we have a large file of images zipped up on a local computer. How to use this approach to wget the file locally instead of the website url example you used?

[@fasihussaini8554]

cloud.google.com/storage/docs/gsutil/commands/cp heres the answer to your assuming you have google cloud sdk installed.

[@luizsenaluizsena]

Great job. How can I make a schedule to send the file into the bucket to get it done by itself once a day?

[@aquiveal]

cronjob

[@fabioGeraci]

Thank you very much! what would be the correct way to transfer a file from a bucket of organization 1 to a vm instance of organization 2

[@walelala]

helpful