Import SWG Raw Disk Image

To create a SWG custom image in your GCP environment, follow the steps below: 

1. Download the raw image from the Content & Cloud Security Portal using the provided link.
2. Sign in to your G-Cloud account and create a Cloud Storage bucket in the appropriate project.
3. Open the newly created bucket.
4. In the Objects tab, click Upload > Upload files, and browse the image .raw file on your local machine and start uploading.

The upload status bar appears at the bottom of the screen.

5. Once uploaded, click the uploaded image and copy the gsutil URI.

6. In the GCP console, search for and select Cloud Build API.

7. Click Enable, and verify that the status changes to Enabled.
   
   You can skip this step if the Cloud Build API is already enabled.

8. Open the G-Cloud CLI and select the appropriate project.
9. Run the command in the CLI.

Sample command:  

gcloud compute images import swg-12-2-18-54125 \
  --source-file=gs://swg-test-image-upload/12.2.18-54125.raw \
  --family=swg \--guest-environment \
  --network=https://www.googleapis.com/compute/v...ks/vpc5-purple \
  --subnet=https://www.googleapis.com/compute/v.../asia-south1-1 \
  --log-location=gs://swg-test-image-upload/Build_logs/ \
  --no-address --zone=asia-south1-a --os=centos-7 

Update the sample command based on your project configurations: 

• Image name: Replace swg-12-2-18-54125 with your preferred image name. 
  Follow the GCP recommended custom image name format. 
• source-file: Use the full gsutil URI of the uploaded .raw file copied from Step 5. 
• network: Provide your project’s VPC network URI.
• subnet: Provide the corresponding subnet URI for your selected region.
• log-location: Specify a bucket path to store gcloud build related logs.
• zone: Use this flag to specify the zone to use for build-related temporary VMs.

10. In the GCP console, navigate to Menu > Cloud Build > History. 

11. Verify the status of the running job.

12. Click the Build number.

13. In the Build details window, under the Build log tab, monitor logs.

14. Once the build job is completed, the "create-image" (CreateImages) successfully finished status displays in the Build log tab.

15. In the GCP console, navigate to Menu > Compute Engine > Images.

16. Verify the image is created using the name specified in the command (Step 9).

17. Click on the imported image.

18. On the Images page, verify the details of the created image.