We are exploring Google Analytics / Reporting APIs and have noticed that it forwards to the screen where we are asked to create/associate a project in google cloud interface and enable APIs.
We are struggling to understand the link between GA and Google Cloud. So there are things below we are trying to determine.
How is the Google project linked to the clients GA account. Do I need to somehow link it in the project screen.
Once in the Google project screen (Google Cloud Platform) how do I set up the API and get the OAuth and token needed to the API Call
In google cloud analytics dashboard what data will I see. Is it only Google Cloud services or actual GA Data.
GA and Google Cloud APIs how will they be connected. How will GA use these Credentials and both will be linked. If support GA is tracking my website usage or access data. What will enablement of these APIs do in that regard. There is no specific example showing that.
Any advice you can provide would really help me.
thanks,
Aakash
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The GCP Developers mailing list is useful