Which of the following is a command line tool that is part of the cloud sdk?

Running gcloud init PROJECT also creates a local directory under PROJECT/default/.gcloud . This implies that setting or listing gcloud config properties in a directory hierarchy rooted at PROJECT/default will only affect the local configuration properties.

This is particularly useful if you're switching between multiple projects with project-specific settings. For example, assume that two projects were initialized in the same top-level directory:

Then, if you change the directory to A and get the project property stored in your local config, you'll see that it is set to A:

Similarly, if you change the current directory to B and get the project, you'll see that it is set to B:

If, for example, you had some Cloud SQL instances associated with projects A and B then you could list the instances for an appropriate project simply by running gcloud sql instances list from the right directory.

GCP provides a command-line interface [CLI] for interacting with cloud products and services. GCP resources can be accessed via the web-based CLI on GCP or by installing the Google Cloud software development kit [SDK] on your local machine to interact with GCP via the local command-line terminal.

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