Request Denied forever - request gpu quota increase in Google Cloud - google-cloud-platform

I try and google does not accept request to increase the quota of in instance free Google Cloud ...someone could tell them what to do to accept and approve? thank... how do I pay normal and get used and if you know one that offers VPS the same service? Thanks

Quota increases are not available for free accounts at the moment. You can upgrade to the paid service by logging into your Google Cloud Console as the Owner.
Then click “Upgrade my account” from the top of any page once logged in to upgrade the account from the free trial.
Once the account is upgraded, quota increases are then requested from the "Quotas" page. You can reference this article for more detailed information and steps on requesting quota increases.
This will file a case with the Cloud Engine support team to process the request and it can take 24-48 hours for them to respond to you.
Prior to making any requests, I would also suggest reading through this article to ensure you are as informed as possible prior to making any changes to the billing for your account.

OK, I was also working on the GCP cloud computing feature and I discovered that the rejection e-mail has a note that Until Billing account has additional history. I guess the billing account must be tested before being assigned a GPU.

This was happening to me too. They would reject all my requests and I was just asking an increase from 0 to 1. If you happen to have an edu email, you can try using that. When I switched to my edu email, my request got approved on the first try.

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Cloud Scheduler Page Access Issue - Shared project

The manager holds the account that provides billing to the said project, now I cannot go to Cloud Scheduler page due to my account not having a billing setup, therefore my workaround is to manually input the link directly to the page like this
https://console.cloud.google.com/cloudscheduler?project={PROJECT_ID}
but now it no longer work and throwing error page. Supposedly I am able to access "Cloud Scheduler" page regardless if the account I use does not have a billing setup since the billing was already made by other account on this shared the project right? Is anyone having the same issue as of this date? Any solution?
It seems the billing card that being used is no longer valid or having some issue.

Alternative to Google service accounts

My company works with IOT devices, and we have a product where each device should have a service account.
This scenario it's impossible to us right now because, follow that doc (https://cloud.google.com/iam/docs/understanding-service-accounts) studying more about it, was discovered GCP had a limit quota of 100 service accounts. Makes us impossible to work with 1 service account by device.
At that moment, in GCP, have another option than service accounts?
Are there a way to increase the amount of service accounts?
I would suggest to check this article that describes the authentication strategies you can use to work in GCP, in particular Google Cloud APIs.
If you have decided that you would rather have a service account for each of your IOT devices, instead if using another option such as the OAuth 2.0 client then you can request a quota increase from the default limit of 100.
The quota increase request is subject to evaluation, so it's best to add a clear note on why you need more than 100 SAs.
Maybe authenticating as a en user could be a better option as whenever you need to increase the number of devices you won't need to wait for any type of approval. However it's not possible to know for sure if this option is best, as your application flow is not clear with the details you have added in the question so far. As mentioned before, you could take a look to the documentation and select the best option for you use case.

My Google Account is closed as some reason, but we have 5-7 servers in GCP, how can I manage my GCP now

We have 5-7 servers in GCP and many other things in Google Stroge, but from yesterday, I find my google account is banned as some reason, so now I can not login my Google account, and can not login my GCP, we can not manage my servers and any other things. Even the servers are still running, but I can not manage them and I even can not see my spend or any other important thing.
I tried to connect to Google to get this account back, but after 2 days, Google give me the response that they reject to reopen it.
Any one met this issue before, for this GCP, I only have this google account can login to manage it. I can not find any solution in GCP support document, and there is no email address that I can send to get help.
As I know in the GCP panel, it allowed to add another Google account as an owner, but now I cannot login my old account, so I can not do it.
who can help us with it.
Thanks a lot!
Please try to communicate your issue to Google Cloud Platform through its Support. Contact the billing support team through a Support Ticket, Chat, Mail or Phone.
You may also report your issue with Issue Tracker. Please make sure to file your ticket under the right component.

Trying to sign up for cloud identity free is forcing to sign up for 14-day free trial of G-Suite premium

I have a domain registered with Google Domains. I was trying to sign up for the Cloud Identity free version but some how I ended up into 14-day free trial of G-Suite premium. Even if I abandon that flow and restart with a different session, I end up in the G-Suite registration process. Is there a way to not sign up for G-Suite and only use the rest of the GCP?
I also wanted to sign up for Free version.
When I tried to do it via G Suite console (Billing-> New services) it only allowed me to sign up for the Premium.
When I tried using a link from GCP, it said that my domain is already in use by another Google service.
So, how I made it working:
I went back to G Suite -> Billing -> New service
Sign up for Cloud Identity Premium
Came back to the Billing page scroll down and clicked on "Cloud Identity Free"
Signed up for it
On the Billing page cancelled the subscription to the Premium
I followed this guide to sign-up for Cloud Identity free (today) and was not prompted for GSuite free trial nor when I went to the billing section, under my active subscriptions, I did not see a GSuite free trial sub.
Since you already verified your domain and did the sign up, you can go to admin console, then go to the billing section and look for the subscriptions that you're currently using which should be GSuite premium (trail) and Cloud Identity free. Remove GSuite subscription and just stick with Cloud Identity. If you're not able to view this Cloud Identity free subscription, then take a look at the following doc to understand how to "Upgrade or downgrade Cloud Identity".
Even though you sign up for Cloud Identity, it still uses the admin console which is considered "GSuite console", here you can create/manage your users,groups etc. for your domain/organization (GCP).
It seems like I resolved my issue. As it's all trial-and-error I am not sure what worked and why. Just some observations if someone else runs into this situation.
I waited for more than 14 days, the trial period for G-Suite
premium which the system some how thought I needed to complete.
As part of signing up for Cloud Identity, it no longer redirected
me. However, it didn't accept the email I wanted to use (which I
already used for the GCP account) saying that it's a personal
account.
So I ended up using another email with my domain and
that allowed me to complete the Cloud Identity registration. As part
of this I completed domain verification.
After this, there is an
option to "Rename User" which includes changing the email. I used
this to change the email back to the one I wanted and it got
accepted without any issues!
After this I tried to login and the
system recognized that there is a personal and a business account
and which one I wanted to signin to. I used business account and
made sure everything was working.
I also noticed that the GCP
account I originally had got under the organization (can be verified
by looking for "this account is managed by ..." when you click on
the profile.
At this point I went ahead and deleted the
unnecessary personal account associated with my business email.
Everything seems to be working and as expected (except why a youtube redirect is needed when doing a sign-in for enterprise services?)

How can I create a amazon sandbox account for developer purpose?

How can I create a amazon sandbox account for developer purpose using a dummy credit card number?
I searched lot in amazon website and Google but no information is available for developer. They ask for original credit card access.
UPDATE
As seen in the comments to this post, Amazon no longer provides a staging / test environment.
How-to: Amazon Marketplace Web Services (MWS) Staging Account
We’ve been working on custom web application that integrates our client’s platform with Amazon’s storefront. Trying to understand how a development environment is setup through Amazon is a tricky task. It required hours of scouring Google for answers, contacting Amazon MWS support and hours of waiting. Hopefully this post can be a cheat sheet for developers trying to learn Amazon’s system.
Step 1:
Signup for a seller account on Amazon and select the Professional option. Go through the entire process and fill out you company name and address for your development account. You shouldn’t have to add a credit card or tax documentation even though it asks.
Step 2:
Login to your newly created account and open up a help ticket. Explain what you are developing and the reasons you need a “staging account“. Amazon should respond with instructions and the new account you created should be a development account. It should have all the normal features of a real Amazon account except that you can’t sell on the real Amazon.com, only in ungated categories on the staging version of Amazon. Also request the staging URL and credentials for testing orders at the same time.
Step 3:
After you’ve been informed by Amazon that Step 2 is complete, you can sign up with MWS as a developer. You should receive 5 things back:
Merchant ID
Marketplace ID
Developer Account #
AWS Access Key ID
Secret Key
You will then be able to send your client(s) to the same signup page with your developer ID. You application will then use #2,4,5 for every single client while only replacing #1 for each client’s requests.
Step 4:
Testing orders was one of the most unusual ways we have ever tested. It requires you to signin to: https://mt.amazon.com with the credentials you received in step 2. To test an order you must first list your products in your staging account. Then you must logout of your staging account, login to a real Amazon account and purchase items with a real account and credit card. For this reason Amazon suggests setting all pricing and shipping to $0.01.
Conclusion
Hopefully this helps save some time for many of you as it took our team hours to compile and learn all of the information above from Google and Amazon MWS support.
You can get all inforamtion related to Amazon Sandbox account From Here
CreditCard is for verification only that you are not some milicious user.