Here are the steps I used to torrent on Google App/Cloud Engine with Debian 7 as its OS.
wget http:
//download-new
.utorrent.com
/endpoint/utserver/os/linux-x64-debian-7-0/track/beta/
--content-disposition
tar
xf utserver.
tar
.gz
mv
utorrent-server-* ~
/utorrent
cd
~
/utorrent
wget http:
//droidzone
.
in
/utstart
chmod
+x utstart
.
/utstart
install
.
/utstart
start &
And you’re done!
Next, you need to open up port 8080, under the Networks tab in your console. You will be able to see your uTorrent Remote GUI at http://yourhostname:8080/gui/
Of course you want to download more than 10GB of stuff on your image. You will need to attach a secondary disk to your main VM. To this end,
mkdir /new-disk mount -t ext2 /dev/sdb /new-disk
to mount the new disk (usually sdb) to the new-disk endpoint.
There! Now use up your $1000 or $2000 Google credit. 😀