True" hey everyone, this is Tony Teaches Tech. I'm Tony and in this video, I'm going to show you how to install the gcloud command line tool on your Mac. There are plenty of reasons why you'd want to do this, but in this tutorial, we're going to be installing the gcloud command so we can use it to connect to our virtual machine. I set up this virtual machine in another video, so check that out if you want to learn how to create a free website on the cloud platform using Compute Engine. Otherwise, let's proceed with the tutorial. First, let's get the gcloud command on our local machine. There is documentation on how to do this, but I'll walk you through it in video form. Basically, you have to get one of these packages and download it onto your computer. You can click on it and download it. What I'm going to do is open up a terminal window and use the wget command to download that file. So, I'll paste the URL here and hit enter. It will download it into the directory we're working out of. After it's finished downloading, we can extract the archive file, which is the tar.gz file, using the command "tar -xzvf". This will expand it into our current working directory. Once that's done, we can run the command "./cloud sdk/install.sh" to start the installation process. Do you want to help improve the cloud sdk? You can hit yes or no. I'll choose "y". This will modify our path variable and enable shell command completion, which is a good thing. Let's hit "y" so we don't have to always do the relative command. It asks for a path to an rc file to update, or you can leave it blank to use...
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