I have currently reached my cloud shell quota. From my understanding, the quota can only be reached if we keep open that many cloud shell instances at one time. Is there any way to kill those cloud shell instances and then set a new limit to start over?
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Which quota? Each user gets one Cloud Shell instance. You are limited to 60 hours per week. Once you exceed that time, you must wait until the quota is refreshed. If you need more time than 60 hours, launch a Compute Engine VM. – John Hanley Apr 17 '22 at 17:55
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I understand it now. I changed mine to 8. I think that's the problem. I need to create a vm! – Harsh Nagarkar Apr 18 '22 at 06:08
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Can we ssh and use gke cluster nodes as vm? – Harsh Nagarkar Apr 18 '22 at 06:09
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Just like John Hanley mentioned, the default weekly Cloud Shell quota is 60 hours and if you need more, you could launch a Compute Engine VM.
In addition, you can request to increase your quota by using the Google Cloud Console. You can follow this link on requesting higher quota.
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