Uploading your viz
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Now that your visualization code is written, Looker Studio needs to be able to
access your resources. For Looker Studio to load a community visualization, all
of your resources must be publicly available in a Google Cloud Storage bucket.
Create a bucket and upload files using either the web interface or the
gsutil command-line tool.
If your visualization files are in your current working directory, you can use
the following command to upload your files to your storage bucket.
gsutil cp -a public-read * gs://MY_GOOGLE_CLOUD_STORAGE_BUCKET
Next steps
Now that your visualization resources are uploaded, learn how to
use your visualization in a Looker Studio report.
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Last updated 2024-09-18 UTC.
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