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## Creating a web server | |
1. Within Google Cloud Platform, open the left menu and select **Compute Engine > VM instances** | |
2. Select **Create instance** from the top menu | |
3. Create the server depending on what specification you need and check the boxes to **Allow HTTP/HTTPS traffic** so that it can be viewed in a browser, then select **Save** when done. | |
4. (optional) SSH into the server and install the LAMP/LEMP stack depending on your requirements. | |
## Creating a database server | |
1. Within Google Cloud Platform, open the left menu and select **SQL** | |
2. Select **Create instance** from the top menu | |
3. Select **MySQL** (unless you have a need to use PostgreSQL) | |
4. Give your instance a name and be sure to record the Root password, then when done, select **Create** | |
## Accessing MySQL from your VM instance | |
1. Firstly you need to install MySQL client on your VM. To do this, SSH into the server and run the following: | |
``` | |
sudo apt-get update | |
sudo apt-get install mysql-client | |
``` | |
2. Next you need to allow the SQL instance to be accessible to your VM instance. Open the left menu again and select *SQL* | |
3. Select your instance then select the *Connections* tab | |
4. Under **Connectivity**, add a new network under **Authorized networks** and enter the IP address of your VM instance | |
5. Now SSH into your VM instance and try to log into MySQL using something like (entering Root password when prompted): | |
``` | |
mysql -h[IP ADDRESS OF SQL INSTANCE] -uroot -p | |
``` |
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