HOW TO ACCESS THE RASPBERRY PI FROM ANYWHERE WITH REVERSE SSH AND GOOGLE CLOUD PLATFORM

In this video we see how to access your Raspberry Pi with reverse ssh and GCP so as to access it from anywhere at any time.

[MarsTheProgrammer]

Why did you call your rpi ubuntu? That threw me off.

[adamsribz]

Great stuff. Thanks. It would be even better to set the cloud VM as a bastion host. SSH into the VM from any computer automatically go straight into the Pi. How would this be done? double reverse ssh???

[jaroslavhuss]

This works so perfectly fine! Do you have any idea how to do this tunnel for a webserver? Let's say some app runs locally on Raspberry PI on port 5000 and I would love to reverse this to the GCP VM instance... I can not find anything like that on the Google. Thank you!

[Car_Ram_Rod]

Can I ssh to the rpi from a computer outside the network? Say from windows to g cloud to rpi?

[sahilwalia]

thanks man i was searching for months for this. how can i access local devices in raspie network? via google cloud? like i access to google vm than i can access to ras pie, right?

[kawaii_jess]

where do you find the name of the administrator cloud platform?

[diegofung]

Thanks!
I'm working on a project where I run a python program as a "server" from my raspberry pi, which I connect to from a laptop "client" to issue drive commands for an RC car (to connect to the "server", I search the pi's ip address on chrome to access the steering and throttle buttons as follows: 192.168.x.x:8887). For this to work, both pi and laptop must be on the same local network. But for my project, the pi is connected to a mobile hotspot while the laptop is connected to my local network at home. How can I work as if both pi and laptop are on the same local network? In this case, the Google Cloud server would be the local network. I followed your tutorial but I still can't get both machines to be on the same local network

[MightyRoy]

If anyone gets hold of the raspberry pi can he hack into the google cloud server via ssh with full permissions? How can we prevent the raspberry pi from running malicious stuff on the google cloud server?

[MichaelEllis]

Jason, I watched but it's a bit over my head. Can you give a couple use cases for where I would use this ability?