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11-04-2015, 02:26 PM
Google has a free trial of their Google Cloud servers. You need a credit card to sign up though. Once the free trial runs out (you get 2 months), you can just make a new account and repeat.
Navigate to [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
Create a new developer account
Create a new project - the name and ID don't matter as they are for your reference only.
In the overview of your project, click Compute and then VM instances.
Create a new VM,
make sure you scroll down and select 13gb 2 core processor
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
Wait a few minutes for the VM to be created.
Click the Connect RDP button
When connected, download the Java and upload your server!
host for free!
edit: for people having trouble logging in
click on the instance you have created then sroll down and there will be a button that says "set password" click that and set a password and you will be able to log in
edit: for people having trouble opening ports
make sure you do tcp & udp and also add to firewall
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
REP + THANKS??????????????????
Thanks for this, might be usefull for some people.
Google's infrastructure is pretty impressive. Pretty much any size server you could want is offered (however the higher end ones are not available during the free trial)Originally Posted by Leon X D
These are the available VMs for the free-trial:
How does this work?
ot; nvm, kinda get it may try it
They are pretty good to get your server rolling
atleast i can use my money on adds now for the first 2 monthsthanks for this
You can make another Google account and do the free trail again :-)atleast i can use my money on adds now for the first 2 months
Where do you connect?
Log on to developers console click on the instance you made and then click on remote desktop ,if you have not set a pass word yet scroll down and click set password .
Make sure to save your password
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