Migrate gsutil usage to gcloud storage

[googlyrahman]

Automated: Migrate paths from gsutil to gcloud storage

This CL is part of the on going effort to migrate from the legacy gsutil tool to the new and improved gcloud storage command-line interface. gcloud storage is the recommended and modern tool for interacting with Google Cloud Storage, offering better performance, unified authentication, and a more consistent command structure with other gcloud components. 🚀

Automation Details

This change was generated automatically by an agent that targets users of gsutil.
The transformations applied are based on the gsutil to gcloud storage migration guide.

⚠️ Action Required: Please Review and Test Carefully

While we have based the automation on the migration guide, every use case is unique.
It is crucial that you thoroughly test these changes in environments appropriate to your use-case before merging.
Be aware of potential differences between gsutil and gcloud storage that could impact your workflows.
For instance, the structure of command output may have changed, requiring updates to any scripts that parse it. Similarly, command behavior can differ subtly; the gcloud storage rsync command has a different file deletion logic than gsutil rsync, which could lead to unintended file deletions.

Our migration guides can help guide you through a list of mappings and some notable differences between the two tools.

Standard presubmit tests are run as part of this CL's workflow. If you need to target an additional test workflow or require assistance with testing, please let us know.

Please verify that all your Cloud Storage operations continue to work as expected to avoid any potential disruptions in production.

Support and Collaboration

The GCS CLI team is here to help! If you encounter any issues, have a complex use case that this automated change doesn't cover, or face any other blockers, please don't hesitate to reach out.
We are happy to work with you to test and adjust these changes as needed.

Contact: [email protected]

We appreciate your partnership in this important migration effort!

cc: @sushantkhanna

[gemini-code-assist]

Summary of Changes

Hello @googlyrahman, I'm Gemini Code Assist¹! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request systematically migrates gsutil command-line invocations to their gcloud storage equivalents across several Jupyter notebooks. This automated change aligns with the ongoing effort to standardize interactions with Google Cloud Storage using the modern gcloud storage tool, which offers enhanced performance, unified authentication, and a more consistent command structure within the gcloud ecosystem. Reviewers are advised to carefully test these changes due to potential behavioral differences between the two tools.

Highlights

• Automated Migration: This pull request automatically migrates gsutil command-line invocations to their gcloud storage equivalents across several Jupyter notebooks, aligning with the recommended modern tool for Google Cloud Storage interactions.
• Command Updates: Key gsutil commands such as mb (make bucket), ls (list objects), cat (concatenate object content), cp (copy objects), and rm (remove objects/buckets) have been updated to their respective gcloud storage syntax.
• IAM Policy Management: Changes related to IAM policy management (gsutil iam ch) have been updated to use gcloud storage buckets add-iam-policy-binding, with inline comments added to highlight the increased complexity of migrating these specific commands.
• Notebook Scope: The migration impacts a wide range of notebooks, including those related to AutoML, ML Ops stages, model gardens (PyTorch Mistral/Mixtral PEFT tuning), official migration guides, model monitoring, tabular workflows, and inventory prediction.

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Code Review

This pull request automates the migration of gsutil commands to the recommended gcloud storage equivalent across several Jupyter notebooks. The changes are consistent and correctly map commands like mb, ls, cat, cp, and rm with their respective flags. The migration for gsutil iam ch to gcloud storage buckets add-iam-policy-binding is handled well, adopting a safer, more explicit method for IAM policy modifications, and includes informative comments. The automated changes appear to be accurate and align with the official migration guidelines, improving the command-line interactions with Google Cloud Storage.