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Use Google Cloud

The

Data Integration

installer can create a runtime environment on Google Cloud for you, based on just a few properties that you enter on the configuration page.

You must have a subscription with Google Cloud that includes permissions to deploy resources.

On the

Home

page, click

Add a runtime environment

On the

Runtime Environments

page, click

New Runtime Environment

Select

Google Cloud Platform

Click

Select the Google account to use.

Enter the following properties:

Property	Description
Project	A project defines how Informatica Intelligent Cloud Services interacts with Google services and what resources it uses. Select your Google Cloud project from the drop-down list. If you don't have a project, exit the installation wizard and create your project on Google Cloud. You can't create a project from within Informatica Intelligent Cloud Services .
Secure Agent Name	Enter a name for your Secure Agent. The name needs to conform to the following rules: The name can be up to 43 characters long, with a combination of letters, numbers, and hyphens. The first character must be a lowercase letter. The last character can't be a hyphen. All letters must be lowercase. By default, the runtime environment uses the same name as the agent.
Region	Select the region to deploy the Secure Agent. Choose a region that's appropriate for your organization and your customers.
Machine Type	Select the machine type for your virtual machine. If you're not familiar with Google machine types, start with a size with at least 4 cores and 16 GB of memory.
Virtual Network	Specify whether to use an existing virtual network based on your Google subscription or create a new virtual network. A virtual network uses hardware and software to emulate a physical network.
Virtual Network Name	Select an existing virtual network or enter the name for a new virtual network.
Subnet	Select the subnet to use or enter a name for a new subnet.
Subnet Address	Select the subnet address that includes all the resources or enter a new subnet address. Subnet addressing allows a system made up of multiple networks to share the same Internet address.