In order to enable oslogin to an existing vm of gcp,I have set up enable-oslogin in project setup and user is granted as osadminlogin.
However this vm is an existing vm, no way to choose “Control VM access through IAM permissions” during the creation.

I’m new to GCP and have some experience with both Azure and AWS.

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I am trying to set label and labels fingerprint for a VM instance programmatically, on Java.
Here is how I implemented it.

I am in the process of making my Google Cloud infrastructure more efficient. I am being charged around 15€ monthly for the Compute Engine Service, which I know I am not using.

I signed up for a free trial from Dec 23rd to Mar 24th, after which I didn’t access it. According to the documentation, it was mentioned that created services would be disabled and deleted after 30 days. I upgraded my account on Apr 24th evening but couldn’t find my instances afterward. Does this mean that the data was purged? Upon checking the audit logs, I couldn’t find any VM instance deletion logs except for an automated “google.api.serviceconsumermanagement.v1beta1.ServiceConsumerManager.DisableConsumer” call on Apr 24th morning, which resulted in the “compute.googleapis.com” service status being “DISABLED”. I couldn’t find any details regarding the “DisableConsumer” method, and therefore, I’m skeptical about whether the data got deleted or not and if they can be recovered. Any assistance would be greatly helpful.

I’ve created a container-based Instance template from the GCP Console. When I apply this template to a group of instances it works correctly. Port 8080 appears exposed when I run NMAP, and I can access the service.