Ramodya Lakrandi
3 min readJun 18, 2021

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Firebase Account Creation and Database Identity.

Firebase is a Google Application development platform. It provides the facility to create various features of the app including high-quality mobile app and web application development. More than 1 million mobile applications have already been created through the firebase. Google has its own state-of-the-art secure server and best management team with online support for Firebase apps.

The purpose of this article is explaining the way to create Firebase account and database identity.

Follow these steps to get the Database URL and secret key.

Step 1- Open Google chrome and sign in with mail ID.

Step 2- Search Google firebase and select the official site. https://firebase.google.com/

Step 3- Click on Get Started option.

Step 4- Then click the “Add Project” option.

Step 5- Go to “Project Name” option and enter project name. And click the ‘continue’ button.

Step 6- Enable and continue Google Analytics for this project on the “Google Analytics for your Firebase” project page.

Step 7- Give a tick mark on the check box in configure Google Analytics dropdown menu in the default account for Firebase.

Step 8- Click on “Create Project”. If you continue, then processing will be finished and show as “your new project is ready”.

Then wait….. It is loading. After that,

Step 09- Select the development menu on the left side panel and click on real- time database.

Step 10- Under the real-time database click “Create Database.” Then enable security rules for real-time database start in lock mode.

Step 11- Copy the Firebase URL here and save it in your convenient folder.

Step 12- Click on project settings in the settings on the left. Now when the user and permission page is open.

Step 13- Scroll horizontally and select the service account.

Step 14- Under create service accounts click “Create Service Account”.

Step 15- If you click on database secret here, the secret key will be generated. If the database secret key is shown, copy and save it in a conventional folder.

Suppose everyone had a happy Firebase project creation tour.

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