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The methods you choose can depend on your preferences, your company\nworkflows, and your goals.\n\nThe following are example interaction methods:\n\n- [Google Cloud console](#console): Use a web-based graphical user interface.\n- [Google Cloud CLI](#commands-and-scripts): Write commands and scripts.\n- [Cloud Client Libraries](#libraries): Create your own application.\n- [Infrastructure as Code (IaC)](#infrastructure-as-code): Standardize resource deployment.\n\nUse the browser-based Google Cloud console\n------------------------------------------\n\nIf you prefer to manage your Google Cloud projects and resources through a\ngraphical user interface, use the browser-based Google Cloud console.\n\nUse the Google Cloud console to perform a variety of management and\nadministrative tasks, including the following:\n\n- Manage resources.\n- Store, query, and process data.\n- Connect to virtual machines (VMs).\n- Analyze activity.\n- Diagnose production issues.\n- Deploy easy-to-launch solutions.\n\nFor more information, see [Google Cloud console](/cloud-console).\n\nTo ensure proper console functionality, see also\n[Allow access to Google Cloud console domains](/docs/get-started/required-domains).\n\nWrite commands and create scripts\n---------------------------------\n\nIf you prefer to manage development and workflows on the command line or through\nautomated scripts, use [the Google Cloud CLI](/sdk/gcloud). Use the\nGoogle Cloud CLI to perform tasks efficiently and at scale. For example, you\nmight do the following:\n\n- Create a script to push a file to all VMs.\n- Simulate backend data with a data emulator to help you efficiently write client-side code.\n- Deploy serverless code.\n\nRun `gcloud` commands using the following methods:\n\n- Install the [Google Cloud CLI](/sdk/docs), which lets you run commands in\n a terminal window on your local computer.\n\n- Use the browser-based [Cloud Shell](/shell/docs/features), which doesn't\n require local installation. Open Cloud Shell from the\n [Google Cloud console](https://console.cloud.google.com/?cloudshell=true) to use the following\n features:\n\n - A temporary Compute Engine VM instance.\n - A [built-in code editor](/shell/docs/editor-overview).\n - Persistent disk storage.\n - Pre-installed gcloud CLI, Terraform, and other tools.\n - Language support for Java, Go, Python, Node.js, PHP, Ruby and .NET.\n - Web preview.\n - Built-in authorization for access to Google Cloud console projects and resources.\n\nFor more information about Cloud Shell, see\n[How Cloud Shell works](/shell/docs/how-cloud-shell-works).\n\nFor a list of `gcloud` commands, as well as flags and examples, see the\n[`gcloud` reference](/sdk/gcloud/reference).\n\nDevelop your own application using Cloud Client Libraries\n---------------------------------------------------------\n\nIf you want to create your own applications to manage resources, use\n[Cloud Client Libraries](/sdk/cloud-client-libraries) to access Google Cloud APIs.\n\nCloud Client Libraries provide the following benefits to help you build your\napplication:\n\n- Use conventions that are specific to your preferred language.\n- Use a consistent style across services.\n- Handle authentication.\n\nFor an overview, see [Cloud Client Libraries explained](/apis/docs/client-libraries-explained).\n\nScale resource provisioning and management with Infrastructure as Code (IaC)\n----------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nInfrastructure as Code (IaC) is the process of provisioning and managing\ninfrastructure using *code* instead of graphical user interfaces or command-line\nscripts.\n\nYour company's administrators and architects might use IaC to obtain the\nfollowing benefits:\n\n- Incorporate your change management process.\n- Test and audit as you make changes.\n- Store configurations in source control.\n- Standardize your infrastructure.\n\nGoogle Cloud is integrated with several IaC tools. For example, you might use [Terraform](/docs/terraform/terraform-overview) to provision and manage your infrastructure\nthrough human-readable configuration files that you can version, reuse, and\nshare.\n\nFor an overview of IaC and a list of tools you can use with Google Cloud, see [Infrastructure as Code on Google Cloud](/docs/terraform/iac-overview)."]]
