Firebase project setup
Build powerful apps. Spin up your backend without managing servers. Effortlessly scale to support millions of users with Firebase databases, machine learning infrastructure, hosting and storage
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Build powerful apps. Spin up your backend without managing servers. Effortlessly scale to support millions of users with Firebase databases, machine learning infrastructure, hosting and storage
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Google reference:
Setup Firebase project
While signed in to the primary Google account that will manage your project, navigate to the Firebase console:
Click on 'Add project'
Enter your project name. This should be the same name that you will use for your application.
Continue with Google Analytics enabled.
Select a new Google Analytics account from the dropdown menu
Use the default Google Analytics settings, Accept the Google Analytics Terms, and Create project.
Google will then setup your new firebase project and redirect you to the project console.
This application requires your account to be setup on the Blaze plan or higher. There is no cost to use the Google services and a billing limit will be implemented to safely prevent unexpected charges.
From the sidebar menu, near the bottom, select 'Upgrade'.
Select the 'Blaze' pay as you go plan.
Select an existing billing account or 'Create a new billing account' if not already available.
Set a billing budget and 'Continue'.
Select 'Purchase' to complete the billing account setup.
The Blaze plan includes generous quotas that will allow you to develop and scale the application before hitting payment requirements.
The Blaze plan includes the following access to services:
Full usage of the no-cost Firebase products and features (like social sign-in methods, FCM, and Crashlytics)
No-cost usage quotas for paid Firebase products (like Cloud Firestore, Cloud Storage, and Hosting)
Pay-as-you-go pricing for any additional usage of paid Firebase products
No-cost usage quota for Cloud Functions for Firebase, then pay-as-you-go pricing
Access to paid Google Cloud products and features (like Pub/Sub, Cloud Run, or BigQuery streaming for Analytics)
Blaze plan details, quotas, and limits:
If your project stays within the Blaze plan's no-cost usage quotas for paid products, then you won't see any billing for those products (with the ). But if you do happen to exceed the no-cost usage quota, you only pay for the resources that you consume — this is why the Blaze plan is often called the "pay-as-you-go" plan.
