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gcloud cli installers download components from the internet as part of the installation process which might not work correctly if you re behind a proxy or firewall for a simpler installation process when proxy configuration is necessary use one of the self contained versioned archives to install the gcloud cli all previous versions of the gcloud cli are also available to download from the downloads archive proxy configuration note the gcloud cli respects the http_proxy https_proxy and no_proxy environment variables set in your proxy configuration these control the proxy server used for plain http connections the proxy server used for https connections typically more relevant for most gcloud cli commands and the domains not to proxy respectively configure your gcloud proxy settings only if you would like to use a different proxy if gcloud proxy settings are set they override existing proxy configuration this includes ignoring no_proxy tip if you see warnings or errors related to the https_proxy environment variable it may be because you have specified e g https_proxy https instead of https_proxy http the latter is needed since the gcloud cli only supports http proxies earlier versions of the gcloud cli silently ignored this difference and would always attempt to contact the proxy via http even if the proxy url specified https after you have the gcloud cli installed proxy settings can be configured using gcloud cli properties by running gcloud config for more information on what gcloud cli properties are and how to use them refer to the properties page to start set the type of proxy you are using and the address and port on which to reach it gcloud config set proxy type proxy_type gcloud config set proxy address proxy_ip_address gcloud config set proxy port proxy_port the gcloud cli supports the following values for proxy_type http http_no_tunnel socks4 socks5 proxy_ip_address is the hostname or ip address of where the proxy can be reached proxy_port is the port the proxy is running on e g 8080 for an authenticated proxy you will need to set your proxy username and password using properties as follows gcloud config set proxy username username gcloud config set proxy password password alternatively to avoid having the proxy credentials recorded in any logs such as shell history or gcloud cli logs or in the gcloud cli configuration file you can set the properties using environment variables as shown in the following sample export cloudsdk_proxy_username username export cloudsdk_proxy_password password the gcloud cli won t store these values this way the credentials can be stored in an encrypted file locally or they can be stored in a secure network location and retrieved when necessary if you are behind a proxy and you receive ssl handshake errors it s likely that your proxy is a man in the middle proxy which uses a custom ca you need to set the following property to point to your custom ca file gcloud config set core custom_ca_certs_file 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