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# Set Ops Authing from Google Cloud

> Enable AutoMQ to provide 24/7 monitoring by configuring Google Cloud GCS operational authorization for cross-account access, ensuring seamless data management.

Referencing [Manage Environment Ops Authing▸](/automq-cloud/manage-environments/manage-environment-ops-authing), when using the AutoMQ Cloud BYOC product, the AutoMQ service provider requires users to provide the appropriate operational authorization. Users can grant cross-account access to the Ops Bucket, where AutoMQ stores logs and monitoring data, enabling AutoMQ to deliver 24/7 monitoring and governance for the customer's production environment. This document explains how to configure managed operational authorization on Google Cloud GCS.

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  In this document, references to the AutoMQ product service provider, AutoMQ service provider, and AutoMQ all specifically mean AutoMQ HK Limited.
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### Google Cloud Environment Authorization

GCS on Google Cloud offers a web interface and simplified policy authorization.

#### Console Operational Steps

Log in to the cloud account that owns the Ops Bucket and switch to the corresponding Project. Then navigate to the [GCS Console](https://console.cloud.google.com/storage/browser):

1. **Navigate to the Bucket List page to find the target OpsBucket.** Access the GCS Console and click the **Bucket List** in the left navigation bar to enter the list page. Search for the operations Bucket configured in the current environment, and click on details.

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2. **Go to Permission Management > Add Authorization.** Click the add authorization button to open the form for new authorization.

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3. **Add the Bucket Authorization Policy according to the template information.** Refer to the following instructions to fill in the respective authorization information, click confirm, and complete the authorization policy creation.

   * **Authorized main account:** Refer to the **Authorization Principle** section of this document and select the AutoMQ service-side **service account "[automq-public-ops-authing@automq-public.iam.gserviceaccount.com](mailto:automq-public-ops-authing@automq-public.iam.gserviceaccount.com)".**

   * **Bound Role:** Choose the **Storage Object User** role.

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