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VBlueLemay
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7 months ago

Rise 360 Google Cloud Upload

Hi,  I wanted to upload my Rise 360 portfolio to Google Cloud. I have watched two videos that explain how to do it. I've followed all of their steps, including giving  the bucket public access.  ...
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TaylorBradley
Community Member
7 months ago

Hey V. Blue Lemay I'm actually having this same issue with Google Cloud. Were you able to resolve the issue? 

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    VBlueLemay
    Community Member
    7 months ago

    Hi Taylor, 

    First, I tried reading the official documentation for Google Cloud that Jose recommended above. But it was incomprehensible to me. 

    Second, I tried loading files and folder separately as Mari tried (see below). That did not work. What I suspect--although I'm not sure--is that I should NOT have zipped my work when I downloaded from Rise 360. I lost access to my trial, but if you try to download WITHOUT zipping or choosing any other option, then it might work for you. I viewed this video (below), and Devlin did NOT choose any options. Although Devlin is working in AWS S3, it might be applicable for Google Cloud. If you try, let me know.

    Third, since I was running out of patience, I opened a AWS S3 account that Jose and Devlin recommended. I dragged my opened folder and dropped into the bucket. After I set permissions as Peck recommended, it worked. I can't tell you how happy I am!

    Here is Devlin Pecks video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AutgRGiR3CQ 

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