I want to use the Firebase Admin SDK. And I will deploy my server into the GKE. but apparently, when clicking 'service account' from my firebase, it is linked to another 'project' in my GCP
To give an example of it, my whole project in GCP is under a project 'project-a' with an ID of 'project-a-12345678'.
my firebase project name is 'project-b' with and id of 'project-b'.
So how can I connect my firebase to my current GKE's project service account?
Firebase projects are Google Cloud projects, that just have some extra metadata attached to them. If you have an existing Firebase project, you can use GKE in that same project by opening it in the Google Cloud console.
You can also go the other direction and add Firebase features to an existing Google Cloud project. For this, go to the Firebase console, click Add project and then click in the Enter your project name box, it'll show you a list of GCP project that you have that are not associated with Firebase. If you select one of those project, it add the Firebase metadata and you can then use Firebase services on it too.
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I have created a GCP project using the following command...
gcloud projects create project-id --name=project-name
When I navigate to firebase console, there is no associated project. Is there a way I can create an associate firebase project, without having to go into the web console?
The Firebase CLI has a command projects:addfirebase, which add the Firebase bit to an existing Google Cloud project.
See https://firebase.google.com/docs/cli#management-commands
You can use the Firebase CLI to add Firebase to a GCP project.
firebase init
Select "Add Firebase to existing GCP project":
I'm trying to enable firebase for one of my gcp projects.
So, i went to firebase console https://console.firebase.google.com/u/0/, and when i click on Add Project i'm not getting my existing gcp project in the project list.
The reason for GCP project not showing for me in Firebase console is, Firebase Management API is enabled before Firebase.
So, i've disabled Firebase Management API and after that i am able to see my gcp project in Firebase console.
Thanks Frank van Puffelen for helping me out.
Before enabling firebase, make sure Firebase Management API should be disabled in GCP API & Services
I have Download a project from github in which firebase is used for authentication and Database. I have no access to that database but i want to make some changes to that firebase account. Can i transfer one project (Having no access to that account) to a new Firebase
I set up a new project with Firebase and enabled Crashlytics crash reporting. My Firebase console is showing crashes (so I know the SDK is configured properly):
However, when I click on the crashes, I'm presented with this dialog:
Ok...but this app doesn't exist in Fabric, nor do I have a Fabric account (actually - I did have a Fabric account, but deleted it). AND if I create a new Fabric account, there is nowhere to "add" an app anyway. What am I missing?
Make sure that the Firebase app is connected successfully before trying Crashlatics.
Complete the steps of adding Firebase, probably you were forcing the crash which disabled the Firebase from connecting to the console.
I have project setup in Firebase console. Firstly I implement Firebase Cloud Messaging and now I want to integrate Google Places API but I don't know how. If I had created the project in Google console then I can do that but I had created in Firebase console.
Firebase console allow us to import project from Google console but is there a reverse way?
I was also confused about this. Initially I thought I had to create a Google Cloud Platform project for a Google Firebase project. But then I figured out Google Firebase automatically created a Google Cloud Platform project for me.
How to find the Google Cloud Platform project associated with a Google Firebase project:
Take note of the name of your Google Firebase project from https://console.firebase.google.com
Log into https://console.cloud.google.com
At the top of the screen, find the project selector (it's to the right of the "Google Cloud Platform" logo)
On the "Select a project" window, click the "ALL" tab and there should be a Google Cloud Project by the same name as your Google Firebase project you noted above
What initially confused me was the "Select a project" window defaults to a "RECENT" tab. But when you've just created the project from Firebase's console, it doesn't show up in the RECENT tab of Google Cloud Platform's console.
All Firebase projects are also Google Cloud Platform projects. Go to https://console.cloud.google.com to see the project you created at the Firebase console, but from the perspective of Google Cloud services.
You can think of Firebase as adding extra services to a Cloud project that you normally can't see in the Cloud console.