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tutorial style guide cloud shell google cloud documentation skip to main content technology areas close ai and ml application development application hosting compute data analytics and pipelines databases distributed hybrid and multicloud industry solutions migration networking observability and monitoring security storage cross product tools close access and resources management costs and usage management infrastructure as code sdk languages frameworks and tools console english deutsch español español américa latina français indonesia italiano português português brasil עברית 中文 简体 中文 繁體 日本語 한국어 sign in cloud shell start free overview guides reference support resources technology areas more overview guides reference support resources cross product tools more console cloud shell product overview quickstarts all quickstarts deploy a cloud run service deploy a gke app run gcloud commands how to guides all how to guides get started with cloud shell launch cloud shell use cloud shell authorize tools in cloud shell manage files preview web apps use the cloud shell editor launch the cloud shell editor interface overview get started with cloud code overview work with kubernetes work with cloud run migrate an application from cloud shell editor to a local ide use version control workspace management debug your applications customize color themes use the cloud shell terminal use accessibility features configure cloud shell configuration options use the cloudshell command use cloud shell with the gcloud cli open in cloud shell tutorials in cloud shell write tutorials in cloud shell tutorial style guide create private tutorials disable or reset cloud shell concepts all concepts how cloud shell works quotas and limits ai and ml application development application hosting compute data analytics and pipelines databases distributed hybrid and multicloud industry solutions migration networking observability and monitoring security storage access and resources management costs and usage management infrastructure as code sdk languages frameworks and tools home documentation application development cloud shell guides send feedback tutorial style guide stay organized with collections save and categorize content based on your preferences the following guidelines will help you present your content in tutorial form so that your users can effectively familiarize themselves with your project cloud shell features unique layout tutorials are presented in a side panel on the right hand side of google cloud console navigation users can move through the tutorial using the next and previous buttons in each step they can also close the tutorial and resume from where they left off code to go code snippets can be copied directly into cloud shell a cloud shell editor session with a tutorial pane open users can copy code directly into cloud shell by clicking a button and can move between pages with the next and previous buttons writing style keep it light tutorials should be informative and helpful in tone but not overly formal you the user use second person pronouns do use you your don t use we i our and so on explain cause and effect when asking users to carry out a step explain the reasoning behind the action and the expected result have focused goals before writing the content for your tutorial establish a well defined goal you want your users to accomplish craft your tutorial keeping this goal in mind original revised improvement on the next page you ll learn how to create a new tutorial continue on to the next step to start setting up your tutorial focus on the user use of active voice use of relaxed language run this command gcloud projects list format table box title projects name projectid to display a tabulated list of all your projects and their id numbers titled projects run the following command gcloud projects list format table box title projects name projectid explanation of reasoning upfront to set expectations about the output let s get started let s get started this guide will show you how to build your own interactive tutorial it ll also walk you through generating a button that users can use to launch your finished tutorial clear roadmap of lessons covered in the tutorial make sure to keep this focus when writing content best practices keep it short the unique space constraints of the tutorial pane mean that a limited amount of information can be presented to a user at a time avoid large chunks of text that are difficult to scan and require vertical scrolling favor information presented in bite sized chunks aim for no more than 5 steps and 3 code snippets per page paragraphs should ideally be 5 lines or fewer and should deal with a singular concept if a page must be long aim to have it be a maximum of twice the length of the pane code and terminal blocks should be small enough to read aim for 10 lines or less aim for 80 characters or less per line to reduce horizontal scrolling avoid multi command code blocks to prevent users from having to do a bulk copy execute introductory page start your tutorial off with an introduction set expectations briefly explain how your users will profit from completing this tutorial estimated time commitment roughly estimate how long users can expect to spend on the tutorial aim to create a tutorial that can be finished under 15 minutes if your tutorial is longer or consists of more than 15 densely worded pages consider breaking it into a series of smaller tutorials be upfront clearly state any prerequisite resources or access that users might need to have set up to work through the tutorial uninterrupted example let s get started get your users up and running quickly with your project by including an interactive tutorial this guide will show you how to build your own interactive tutorial like this one it ll also walk you through generating a button that users can use to launch your finished tutorial time to complete about 10 minutes prerequisites a cloud billing account click the continue button to move to the next step background page set the scene it s often helpful when writing a tutorial to furnish it with context this might mean providing a short overview of the product or quickly running through salient features of a ui example what is cloud shell before you get started let s briefly go over what cloud shell can do cloud shell is a personal hosted virtual machine which comes pre loaded with developer tools for google cloud products this interactive shell environment comes with a built in code editor persistent disk storage and web preview functionality to use command line access alone visit console cloud google com cloudshell https console cloud google com cloudshell you can direct your users to cloud shell to help them quickly get started with your project giving them an opportunity to step through a use case and familiarize themselves with your project s functionality continue on to the next step to start setting up your tutorial basic examples hello world the first example you provide should be simple enough for your user to test without much explanation it should be your hello world equivalent use this example as a base to keep building on to exemplify concepts through the tutorial example in context tutorials what you re looking at now is an in context tutorial the content is shown along with the cloud shell environment where you can carry out the tutorial steps having the tutorial and development environment open in the same place makes it easier for your users to start using your project through a straightforward single screen experience try running a command now bash echo hello cloud shell tip click the copy button on the side of the code box to paste the command in the cloud shell terminal to run it next you ll write and launch a basic tutorial tutorial content format with caution text formatting bold italics etc is distracting use it only when necessary and to your advantage for warnings key learnings etc consistent grammar use imperative tense when describing user action and be sure to end sentences with a period refer to links where essential for context include supplementary links link text link url so that users can do their own research choose spotlighting over screenshots spotlighting an action that highlights where ui elements are in the google cloud console demonstrates position so that users can identify elements without searching an image alternate view if possible provide a link to your tutorial content offered as static content this gives users the freedom to pick how they d like to consume the provided information tips appreciated where applicable add in tips called out by tip to provide users with more intuitive solutions and best practices example writing in markdown to write your tutorial use markdown https en wikipedia org wiki markdown and follow these guidelines edit the title modify the title of this tutorial introduction to writing tutorials in cloud shell by changing it to teach me to write a tutorial add a new step next add a step just after the title like this step 1 this is a new step i ve just added each step of a tutorial is displayed on one page tip to move through steps users will use the back and continue forward buttons summary congratulations be sure to add in a trophy icon walkthrough conclusion trophy walkthrough conclusion trophy to appreciate users taking the time to finish the tutorial wrap up summarize important lessons that you d like users to take away from the tutorial what s next help users along their journey by providing next steps these might be recommended reading supplementary resources or even another tutorial look out for your users advise them to clean up any test resources they created for the purposes of the tutorial to avoid unwanted billing charges example congratulations walkthrough conclusion trophy walkthrough conclusion trophy you re all set you can now have users launch your tutorial in cloud shell and have them start using your project with ease for a complete list of cloud shell tutorial writing tools see the tutorial markdown reference https cloud google com shell docs tutorial markdown reference don t forget to clean up after yourself if you created test projects be sure to delete them to avoid unnecessary charges use gcloud projects delete project id send feedback except as otherwise noted the content of this page is licensed under the creative commons attribution 4 0 license and code samples are licensed under the apache 2 0 license for details see the google developers site policies java is a registered trademark of oracle and or its affiliates last updated 2026 07 17 utc need to tell us more easy to understand easytounderstand thumb up solved my problem solvedmyproblem thumb up other otherup thumb up hard to understand hardtounderstand thumb down incorrect information or sample code incorrectinformationorsamplecode thumb down missing the information samples i need 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