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07-02-2021 04:16 AM
I am trying to programmatically create a compute instance running the VM series Next-Gen bundle 2 PAYG image.
Can anyone tell me how this can be done? I understand that I need to load the image into cloud Storage which I use in my code so that the compute vm knows where to get the PAN-OS image. However, Iit is not clear to me how I can get the PAYG image in the first place. Do I need to buy it from PaloAlto and then upload it? Or can I get it from GCP MarketPlace?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks Greg.
07-02-2021 06:48 AM
Greg:
I was involved early on and did it "the hard way". It has subsequently been documented:
07-02-2021 04:28 AM
There is no longer a need to load the image into cloud storage as the images for the PAYGO bundles as well as BYOL are available directly from GCP. To see a list of available images/versions, you can use a CLI command from a cloud shell:
gcloud compute images list --project paloaltonetworksgcp-public --no-standard-images
If you need the entire URI:
gcloud compute images list --project paloaltonetworksgcp-public --no-standard-images --uri
Once you have the target image, it should be a matter of configuring your automation to reference it.
Regards,
Patrick
07-02-2021 04:51 AM
This is exactly what I am looking for. Thank you very much Patrick.
Out of interest is there a link somewhere which outlines these steps or did you learn this the "hard way"?
07-02-2021 06:48 AM
Greg:
I was involved early on and did it "the hard way". It has subsequently been documented:
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