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A company is migrating an enterprise application to Google Cloud. When running on-premises, application administrators created user accounts that were used to run background jobs. There was no actual user associated with the account, but the administrators needed an identity with which to associate permissions. What kind of identity would you recommend using when running that application in GCP?

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A company is migrating an enterprise application to Google Cloud. When running on-premises, application administrators created user accounts that were used to run background jobs. There was no actual user associated with the account, but the administrators needed an identity with which to associate permissions. What kind of identity would you recommend using when running that application in GCP?






 
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