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Update readme.md to mention enabling Compute engine #5

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1. **Create a Google Cloud Platform account** and activate the compute engine.
2. **Upgrading to a paid account** (Search "billing accounts")
3. **Increase GPU quota** from 0 to 1 via Quotas & System Limits (search GPUs (all regions) inside the Quotas & System Limits )
4. **Create an Ubuntu 20.04 VM** with T4 GPU and add a TCP firewall rule for port 8188. (name your instance comfyvm, choose zone as europe-central2-b and make sure add your firewall port8188 tag in the network section )
5. **Open terminal in your local machine and Install the gcloud CLI**:
3. **Enable Compute Engine API** Search for Compute Engine and press enable on main screen if it's not enabled. (You won't be able to increase GPU quota until you do)
4. **Increase GPU quota** from 0 to 1 via Quotas & System Limits (search GPUs (all regions) inside the Quotas & System Limits )
5. **Create an Ubuntu 20.04 VM** with T4 GPU and add a TCP firewall rule for port 8188. (name your instance comfyvm, choose zone as europe-central2-b and make sure add your firewall port8188 tag in the network section )
6. **Open terminal in your local machine and Install the gcloud CLI**:

```bash
wget https://dl.google.com/dl/cloudsdk/channels/rapid/downloads/google-cloud-cli-461.0.0-darwin-arm.tar.gz
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if [ -f '/Users/your_username/projects/google-cloud-sdk/completion.bash.inc' ]; then . '/Users/your_username/projects/google-cloud-sdk/completion.bash.inc'; fi
```

6. **Authenticate using gcloud** on your local machine:
7. **Authenticate using gcloud** on your local machine:

```bash
gcloud auth login
gcloud init
```

7. **Generate new SSH key pairs** on your local machine:
8. **Generate new SSH key pairs** on your local machine:

```bash
ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 2048 -C "comfy_vm_key" -f ~/.ssh/comfy_vm_key
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This creates `.ssh/comfy_vm_key.pub` and `.ssh/comfy_vm_key` files.

8. **Authenticate the VM with your SSH key pairs** and log in from your local machine to the VM:
9. **Authenticate the VM with your SSH key pairs** and log in from your local machine to the VM:

```bash
cd ~/.ssh
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