I created a Compute Engine VM (Ubuntu 18.04), and when I log into it using the SSH button in the VM instances list I'm logged in as user username.  After a while, I realised I needed to be able to use another SSH client as well. As per  I enabled OS Login by adding a key-value pair in metadata, where key is enable-oslogin and value is TRUE.  I then tried to add my existing SSH key:  gcloud compute os-login ssh-keys add --key-file ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub --ttl 0  which was successful except one major problem: it has added the key for user username_gmail_com and will only allow me to ssh to my VM as that user:  ssh username_gmail_com@myinstance  That's very inconvenient, because my code is at /home/username owned by username. So instead, I would like to be able to  ssh username@myinstance  Where did I go wrong, and what would be the best way to solve this?  ps. I also tried   gcloud compute ssh username_gmail_com@myinstance gcloud compute ssh username@myinstance   which both give the WARNING: You do not have an SSH key for gcloud. and offer to create it (which I haven't).  ===Edit  I disabled OS Login, but then I can't ssh from my local console at all (of course, because that's what the docs say). The web interface console then logs in with the old username.  So with OS Login disabled for my project, Compute uses username. With OS Login enabled, it uses username_gmail_com. Any pointers to docs explaining why this is and how we can influence would be welcome.  My solution likely lies in reconfiguring the server for the new user (it's entirely possible that recreating it is easier). If anyone knows any other solution I'm interested to learn.
I created a Compute Engine VM (Ubuntu 18.04), and when I log into it using the SSH button in the VM instances list I'm logged in as user username.  After a while, I realised I needed to be able to use another SSH client as well. As per  I enabled OS Login by adding a key-value pair in metadata, where key is enable-oslogin and value is TRUE.  I then tried to add my existing SSH key:  gcloud compute os-login ssh-keys add --key-file path/to/key.pub --ttl 0  which was successful except one major problem: it has added the key for user username_gmail_com and will only allow me to ssh to my VM as that user:  ssh username_gmail_com@myinstance  And it has also created that user on my VM. From the web interface, I'm logged in to the VM with that new user as well (/home/username_gmail_com). Of course, I can still access the original user's data (/home/username). When I disable OS Login the web interface logs me in as username again and SSH from another client is disabled.   Why is the username different when enabling OS Login? Can I change the username with OS Login enabled?   Edit  There has been an addition to the docs explaining exactly this question. Check here:  and on  all the way at the bottom under "Expected login behaviors".
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