Are you using the 1st Generation or the 2nd Generation Cloud SQL? The Activation Policy of a 2nd Generation Cloud SQL instance is normally set to "ALWAYS" upon being started from a stopped state or upon creation. Alternatively, you can make sure of this by calling [gcloud sql instances patch [INSTANCE_NAME] --activation-policy ALWAYS] command (more information can be found on this link gcloud sql instances patch). Usually instances with an activation policy of 'Always' restart are ready to accept new connections right away but on the other hand Instances with an activation policy of 'On Demand' remain shut down until there is a new connection request for instance, at which time the instance is activated and accepted the request. You can find more details regarding this on Restarting an Instance Guide.
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