Course Overview
Google Cloud Platform (GCP) is one of the fastest-growing cloud platforms. Becoming a Google Cloud (GCP) Certified Associate Cloud Engineer is a perfect approach to begin your Google Cloud journey.
46 sections, 350+ lectures, 25+ hours of amazing content designed for beginners to Google Cloud
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5 STARS -Excellent course! The instructor has explained all the important features of GCP which are relevant to the GCP ACE certification. The theory parts are followed by demos and that helps in sticking the concepts to memory.
5 STARS - Passed the exam, thankyou Ranga. The content is amazing and you have taken really good effort to cover all the aspect of the exam. As you said practice with the content is the key to success.
5 STARS - The course is concise yet thorough enough to clear all the concepts and at the end of the chapters, added revision portions helps make sure you remember everything you learned so far. Best course for GCP ACE I've gone across so far.
5 STARS - Excellent Course for GCP Beginners
5 STARS - Easy to understand. It's interactive. Kept me engaged.
5 STARS - Full of fundamental concepts
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5 STARS - I did 40 hours in-person course on GCP and didn't get too much from it, this course is packed with good info and does a great job with pacing and explaining things logically!
Google Cloud certifications help you to validate your expertise with the Google Cloud Platform. Google Cloud Associate Cloud Engineer Certification is an ideal certification to start your cloud journey with Google Cloud. It marks a great stepping stone on the path to achieving Google Cloud Professional Cloud Architect, Developer, and DevOps certifications.
Why should do a Google Cloud Certification?
Here are few results from Google's 2020 Survey:
87% of Google Cloud certified individuals are more confident about their cloud skills
Professional Cloud Architect was the highest paying certification of 2020 (2) and 2019 (3)
More than 1 in 4 of Google Cloud certified individuals took on more responsibility or leadership roles at work
Why should you aim for Google Cloud Associate Cloud Engineer Certification?
Google Cloud Associate Cloud Engineer certification is focused on the fundamental skills of deploying, monitoring, and maintaining projects on Google Cloud.
This certification is a good starting point for those new to the cloud and can be used as a path to professional-level certifications.
The Google Cloud Associate Cloud Engineer exam assesses your ability to:
Set up a cloud solution environment
Plan and configure a cloud solution
Deploy and implement a cloud solution
Ensure successful operation of a cloud solution
Configure access and security
We have designed this amazing course to help you learn the Compute, Storage, Database, and Networking solutions in Google Cloud (GCP).
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Course curriculum
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Step 01 Getting Started with Cloud Fundamentals
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Step 02 Why Do Enterprises Need Thousands of Servers
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Step 03 What Are The Challenges With Managing Data Centers
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Step 04 What is the Cloud
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Step 05 What are the Advantages of Cloud
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Step 06 Cloud Key Terminology to Remember
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Step 07 Cloud Concepts A Few Scenarios
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Step 08 Google Cloud An Introduction
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Step 09 What is The Best Way To Learn Cloud
115 -
Creating GCP - Google Cloud Platform V2
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Maximizing Learning Efficiency with Playback Speed
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Section Presentation
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Step 01 What is a Region
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Step 02 Choosing The Right Region Factors
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Step 03 Why Use Multiple Regions
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Step 04 What is a Zone or Availability Zone
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Step 05 Region and Zones A Review with Misconceptions and Scenarios
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Step 06 Google Cloud Exploring Regions and Zones
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Section Quiz
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About Your Instructor
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Section Presentation
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Step 01 - Getting Started – What is Virtualization
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Step 02 - What is Virtualization
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Step 03 - How To Create Virtual Machines in the Cloud
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Prepare for the Next Step
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Step 04 - Creating Your First VM using Compute Engine [DEMO] 2000201001
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Step 05 - Getting Started with Compute Engine
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Step 06 - Choosing VM Hardware and OS - Machine Family, Machine Type and Imag
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Prepare for the Next Step
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Step 07 - Compute Engine Hands on - Setting up a HTTP server [DEMO] 2000201011
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Step 08 - GCE Troubleshooting - Setting up a HTTP server [DEMO] 2000201021
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Step 09 - Google Compute Engine - Scenarios
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Step 10 - IP Addresses - Virtual Machines
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Step 11 - IP Addresses - Virtual Machines [DEMO] 2000201031
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Step 12 - Compute Engine IP Addresses - Scenarios
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Step 13 - Bootstrapping with VM Startup Script
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Prepare for the Next Steps
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Step 14 - Bootstrapping with VM Startup Script [DEMO] 2000201041
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Step 15 - Reducing Launch Time with VM Custom Image
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Step 16 - Reducing Launch Time with VM Custom Image [DEMO] 2000201051
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Step 17 - Reusable VM Configuration with Instance Templates
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Step 18 - Reusable VM Configuration with Instance Templates [DEMO] 2000201061
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Step 19 - Compute Engine - Launching VM - Scenarios
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Step 20 - Google Cloud - Exploring All Services and Set Budget [DEMO] 2000201066
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Step 21 - Reducing Costs - Compute Engine Virtual Machines
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Step 22 - Getting Started with Sustained Use Discounts
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Step 23 - Getting Started with Committed Use Discounts
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Step 24 - Getting Started with Spot VMs
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Step 25 - Exploring Committed Use Discounts and Spot VMs [DEMO] 2000201071
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Step 26 - Google Compute Engine - Understanding Billing and Costs
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Step 27 - Virtual Machines Cost Optimization - Scenarios
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Step 28 - Compute Engine - Getting Started with Observability
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Step 29 - Exploring Compute Engine Observability [DEMO] 2000201081
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Step 30 - Exploring Scope of Compute Engine Resources
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Step 31 - GCE VMs - What is Internal DNS Name
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Step 32 - Licensing Costs for VM OS
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Step 33 - Compute Engine Features - Custom Machine Types
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Step 34 - What Are Sole tenant Nodes
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Step 35 - Compute Engine - How to Enable Live Migration
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Step 36 - Cloud Best Practice - Use Labels
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Step 37 - Compute Engine - Quick Review
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Step 38 - Virtual Machine - Best Practices
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Step 39 - Compute Engine Scenarios
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Section Quiz 1
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Prepare for the Next Steps
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Step 01 - Gcloud - Getting Started [CMDLINE] 2000399901
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Step 02 - Playing with gcloud config set [CMDLINE] 2000399911
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Step 03 - Gcloud - Managing Multiple Configurations [CMDLINE] 2000399921
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Step 04 - Understanding gcloud command structure [CMDLINE] 2000399931
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Step 05 00 - Gcloud - A Few Scenarios [CMDLINE] 2000399941
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Step 05 01 - Cloud Shell - Key Things to Remember [CMDLINE] 2000399951
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Playing with gcloud compute instances create [CMDLINE] 2000399961
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Compute Instances - Configuring Default Region & Zone [CMDLINE] 2000399971
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Section Quiz
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List and Describe commands [CMDLINE] 2000399981
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Playing with Compute Instances - gcloud [CMDLINE] 2000399991
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Playing with Instance Templates [CMDLINE] 2000399996
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Getting Started - Cloud Managed Services for Compute
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Step 01 - Getting Started with Serverless
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Step 02 - Serverless is NOT Just Compute
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Step 03 - My Perspective on Serverless Variations
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Step 01 - Getting Started with Containers
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Step 02 - Challenges with Traditional Deployment and How Containers Solve Them
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Step 03 - How do Containers work
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Step 04 - Virtual Machines vs Containers
301 -
Step 05 - Getting Started with Containers - A Summary
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Step 01 - Getting Started with Microservices
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Step 02 - What are Monolith Applications
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Step 03 - What Exactly is a Microservice
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Step 04 - Why Choose Microservices
130 -
Step 01 - Challenges With Microservices Architectures - V2
443 -
Step 02 - Exploring Microservices Solutions - Containers and Orchestration
467
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Step 01 - Getting Started with App Engine
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Step 02 - App Engine environments - Standard vs Flexible
366 -
Step 03 - App Engine - Application Component Hierarchy
190 -
Step 04 - App Engine - Remember
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Step 05 - Getting Started with App Engine - Scenarios
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Prepare for the Next Step
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Playing with Google App Engine [DEMO] 2002099901
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Exploring Google App Engine [DEMO] 2002099911
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Step 01 - App Engine - Options For Scaling Instances
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Step 02 - app dot yaml Reference
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Step 03 - App Engine - Request Routing
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Step 04 - App Engine - Deploying new versions without downtime
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Step 05 - App Engine - Scenarios
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Releasing New Versions of Google App Engine Services [DEMO] 2002099921
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Managing Multiple Services with Google App Engine [DEMO] 2002099931
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Section Quiz
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Step 01 - Getting Started with Cloud Run
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Step 02 - Getting Started with Cloud Run - Scenarios
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Step 03 - Typical Steps in Using Cloud Run
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Step 04 - Cloud Run - Services vs Jobs vs Worker Pools vs Functions
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Step 05 - Cloud Run - Component Hierarchy
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Playing with Google Cloud Run [DEMO] 2003199901
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Playing with Google Cloud Run Function [DEMO] 2003199911
395
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Step 01 - Cloud Run - Deployment Options
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Step 02 - Cloud Run Deployment Options - Scenarios
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Step 03 - Exploring Cloud Run Scaling
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Step 04 - Configuring Concurrency For a Cloud Run Service
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Step 05 - Exploring Pricing Options for Cloud Run
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Step 06 - Exploring Cloud Run - Scenarios
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Step 07 - Serving Traffic From Multiple Regions with Cloud Run
104
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Step 00 - Why do you need Cloud Managed Kubernetes
382 -
Step 01 - What is Google Kubernetes Engine or GKE
285 -
Step 02 - GKE Standard Mode vs AutoPilot Mode
302 -
Step 03 - 01 - Creating an AutoPilot GKE Cluster [DEMO]
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Step 04 - Kubernetes - A Journey - Deploy Your Microservice - An Overview
362 -
Prepare for the Next Steps
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Step 05 - Kubernetes - A Journey - Deploy Your Microservice [DEMO]
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Step 06 - Kubernetes - A Journey - Exploring Clusters and Workloads [DEMO]
541 -
Step 07 - Key Kubernetes Logical Concepts - Simplified - Deployment, Pod and Ser
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Step 08 - Key Kubernetes Logical Concepts [DEMO]
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Step 09 - Kubernetes - A Journey - Scaling [DEMO]
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Step 10 - Kubernetes - A Journey - The End [DEMO]
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Step 11 - Key Kubernetes Concepts - Quick Review
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Step 12 - Google Kubernetes Engine - Introduction - Scenarios
157
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Step 00 - Remember - Most Important Service For This Certification
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Step 01 - Digging Deeper Into Kubernetes - Section Overview
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Step 02 - Deployment vs ReplicaSet
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Step 03 - Deployment vs ReplicaSet [DEMO]
784 -
Step 04 - Exploring Kubernetes Pod [DEMO]
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Step 05 - Kubernetes Logical View - Key Components
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Step 06 - Key Components in the Kubernetes Cluster
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Step 07 - Exploring Controller Manager
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Step 08 - Understanding Kubernetes Node Pools
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Step 09 - GKE Cluster Types
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Step 10 - Creating a Deployment - Background Activity
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Step 11 - Google Kubernetes Engine - Digging Deeper - Scenarios
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Step 12 - Troubleshooting Kubernetes Deployment Errors [DEMO]
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Step 13 - Troubleshooting Kubernetes - Scenarios
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Step 14 - GKE - A Few More Best Practices
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Step 15 - GKE - A Few Advanced Features
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Step 16 - GKE - A Few More Scenarios
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Step 01 - What are Labels
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Step 02 - Understanding Kubernetes YAML - Basics
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Step 03 - Exploring An Example Deployment YAML
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Step 04 - Exploring Kubernetes Deployment Strategy
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Step 05 - Understanding Deployment Probes
284 -
Step 06 - Exploring More Deployment YAML Examples
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Step 07 - Exploring Graceful shutdown - Kubernetes
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Step 08 - How Is a Secret Different from a ConfigMap
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Step 09 - An Example Service YAML
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Step 10 - What are Namespaces
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Step 11 - Why Use StatefulSet Instead of Deployment for Kafka
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Step 12 - Why Use DaemonSet
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Step 13 - What is Pod Disruption Budget
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Prepare for the Next Step
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Step 14 - Exploring Declarative Kubernetes Fundamental [DEMO]
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Step 15 - Exploring Power of Kubernetes Labels - An Example
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Step 16 - Exploring Power of Kubernetes Labels [DEMO]
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Step 17 - Kubernetes - Scenarios
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Step 01 - What are the Scaling Options in Kubernetes
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Step 02 - What is Horizontal Pod AutoScaler (HPA)
122 -
Step 03 - What is Vertical Pod AutoScaler
151 -
Step 04 - How is HPA different from VPA
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Step 05 - What is Cluster AutoScaler
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Step 06 - How does HPA compare to VPA and Cluster AutoScaler
89 -
Step 07 - Kubernetes Scaling - Scenarios
106
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Step 01 - Exploring Block and File Storage in GCP V2
511 -
Keeping Up with the Cloud Updates
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Step 02 - Exploring Block Storage in GCP - Local SSDs V2
255 -
Step 03 - Exploring Block Storage in GCP - Persistent Disks
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Step 04 - Comparing Persistent Disks vs Local SSDs
69 -
Step 05 - Exploring Persistent Disk Types
166 -
Step 06 - Taking Snapshots for Persistent Disks
295 -
Step 07 - Playing with Persistent Disks and Snapshots in GCP V2
495 -
Step 08 - Playing with Machine Images
194 -
Step 09 - Comparing Snapshots vs Images vs Machine Images
206 -
Step 10 - Scenarios - Persistent Disks
120 -
Step 11 - Exploring File Storage with Filestore
146 -
Step 12 - Exploring Global, Regional and Zonal Resources
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Step 13 - Scenarios - Block and File Storage
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WARNING! BILLING ALERT! Terminate Your VM Instances and DELETE disks and backups
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Section Quiz
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Why should you teach others
117
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Course Downloads
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Step 01 - Playing with Object Storage in GCP - Cloud Storage
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Step 02 - Exploring Cloud Storage in GCP
227 -
Step 03 - Understanding Cloud Storage - Objects and Buckets
141 -
Step 04 - Understanding Cloud Storage - Storage Classes
309 -
Course Update: SLA for Storage Classes
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Step 05 - Understanding Cloud Storage - Uploading and Downloading Options
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Step 06 - Understanding Cloud Storage - Versioning
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Step 07 - Understanding Cloud Storage - Lifecycle Management
283 -
Step 08 - Understanding Cloud Storage - Encryption with KMS
174 -
Step 09 - Scenarios - Cloud Storage
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Section Quiz
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How to handle failures
94
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Step 01 - Getting started with Cloud IAM
172 -
Step 02 - Exploring Cloud IAM with an Example
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Step 03 - Exploring Cloud IAM - Roles
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Step 04 - Playing with IAM Roles - Predefined, Basic and Custom Roles
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Step 05 - Exploring Cloud IAM - Members, Role and Policy
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Step 05a - Demo - Playing with IAM V2
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Step 06 - Getting Started with Service Accounts
377 -
Step 06a - Demo - Playing with Service Accounts
459 -
Step 07 - Exploring Service Account Use Cases V2
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Step 08 - Scenarios - Service Accounts
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Step 09 - Exploring Cloud Storage - ACL (Access Control Lists)
223 -
Step 10 - Exploring Cloud Storage - Signed URLs
89 -
Step 11 - Exposing a Public Website using Cloud Storage
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Section Quiz
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Technology Change is an Opportunity
80
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Step 01 - Getting Started with Databases
51 -
Step 02 - Understanding Database Fundamentals - Snapshot, Standby etc
243 -
Step 03 - Understanding Database Fundamentals - Availability and Durability
164 -
Step 03a - Understanding Database Fundamentals - Increasing Availability and Dur
93 -
Step 04 - Understanding Database Fundamentals - RTO and RPO
267 -
Step 05 - Understanding Database Fundamentals - Read Replicas
101 -
Step 06 - Understanding Database Fundamentals - Data Consistency
159 -
Step 06a - Understanding Database Fundamentals - Choosing Databases
265 -
Step 07 - OLTP Relational Databases in Google Cloud - Cloud SQL and Cloud Spanne
150 -
Step 08 - OLAP Relational Database in Google Cloud - BigQuery
216 -
Step 09 - NoSQL Databases in Google Cloud - Firestore, Datastore and BigTable
232 -
Step 10 - In memory Database in Google Cloud - Memorystore
64 -
Step 11 - Databases in Google Cloud Platform - A Quick Review
144 -
Step 12 - Databases in Google Cloud Platform - Scenarios
141 -
Share Your Experience
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Step 01 - Getting started with Cloud SQL
165 -
Prepare for the Next Step
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Step 01a - Demo - Playing with Cloud SQL
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Step 02 - Understanding Cloud SQL Features
152 -
Step 03 - Understanding Cloud SQL High Availability Features
81 -
Step 04 - Getting started with Cloud Spanner
130 -
Step 04a - Demo - Playing with Cloud Spanner V2
847 -
Step 05 - Getting started with Cloud Datastore and Cloud Firestore
146 -
Step 05a - Demo - Playing with Firestore
931 -
Step 06 - Getting started with Cloud BigTable
262 -
Step 07 - Getting started with Memorystore
88 -
Step 07a - Demo - Playing with Memorystore
163 -
Step 08 - Getting started with BigQuery
381 -
Step 10a - Importing and Exporting Relational Databases
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Step 10b - Importing and Exporting NoSQL Databases
288 -
Step 11 - Databases in Google Cloud Platform - Summary
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Section Quiz
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Reviewing Regularly is the Key
70
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Step 01 - Understanding the Need for Google Cloud VPC - Virtual Private Cloud
181 -
Step 02 - Understanding the Need for VPC Subnets
175 -
Step 03 - Creating VPCs and Subnets in Google Cloud Platform
127 -
Step 03a - Understanding CIDR Blocks
242 -
Step 03b - Demo - Creating VPCs and Subnets in GCP V2
870 -
Step 04 - Understanding Firewall Rules in Google Cloud Platform
327 -
Step 05 - Getting Started with Shared VPC
68 -
Step 06 - Getting Started with VPC Peering
59 -
Step 07 - Implementing Hybrid Cloud with Cloud VPN and Cloud Interconnect
202 -
WARNING! BILLING ALERT! Terminate Your VM Instances
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Understanding Importance of Deep Work
142
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Step 01 - Getting Started with Google Cloud Monitoring
230 -
Step 02 - Getting Started with Google Cloud Logging
177 -
Step 03 - Exploring Google Cloud Logging - Audit Logs
324 -
Step 04 - Exploring Google Cloud Logging - Routing Logs and Exports
291 -
Step 04a - Creating a Cloud Storage Bucket and Cloud Function
185 -
Step 04b - Demo - Playing with Cloud Logging
490 -
Step 04c - Demo - Playing with Cloud Monitoring
365 -
Step 05 - Getting Started with Google Cloud Trace
75 -
Update: Google Cloud Debugger is no longer available
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Step 06 - Getting Started with Google Cloud Debugger
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Step 07 - Getting Started with Google Cloud Profiler
151 -
Step 08 - Scenarios - Operations in Google Cloud Platform
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Section Quiz
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How to stay relevant
146
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Step 01 - Organizing Google Cloud Resources - Projects, Folders and Organization
215 -
Step 02 - Exploring Billing Accounts
256 -
Step 03 - Understanding IAM Best Practices
201 -
Step 04a - Understanding User Identity Management in GCP
398 -
Step 04b - Exploring IAM Members and Identities
208 -
Step 04c - Understanding Organization Policy Service
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Step 05 - Exploring IAM Policy at multiple levels - Resourcing Hierarchy
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Step 05a - Getting the Right Mindset - Exploring IAM Roles
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Step 06 - Exploring IAM Predefined Roles - Organization, Billing and Project
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Step 07 - Exploring IAM Predefined Roles - Google Compute Engine
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Step 08 - Exploring IAM Predefined Roles - Google App Engine
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Step 09 - Exploring IAM Predefined Roles - Scenarios
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Step 10 - Exploring IAM Predefined Roles - Google Kubernetes Engine
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Step 11 - Exploring IAM Predefined Roles - Google Cloud Storage
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Step 12 - Exploring IAM Predefined Roles - Google Cloud BigQuery
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Step 13 - Exploring IAM Predefined Roles - Logging and Service Accounts
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Step 14 - Other Important IAM Roles
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Step 15 - Exploring IAM Scenarios
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WARNING! BILLING ALERT! Terminate Your VM Instances
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Do You Know Your Learning Style
139
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Step 01 - GCE VMs - Project and Instance Custom Metadata
223 -
Step 02 - Executing Shutdown Script on a GCE VM
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Step 03 - Troubleshooting VM startup
177 -
Step 04 - SSH Access Options for Linux VMs
454 -
Step 05 - Connecting to Compute Engine VMs - Scenarios
113 -
Step 06 - Compute Engine - Other Key Features
169
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Step 01 - Getting Started with Cloud Deployment Manager
161 -
Step 02 - Understanding Cloud Deployment Manager
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Step 03 - Getting Started with Cloud Marketplace
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Step 04 - Demo - Cloud Marketplace and Deployment Manager
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Step 05 - Getting Started with Cloud DNS
523 -
Step 06 - Getting Started with Cloud Dataflow
283 -
Step 07 - Getting Started with Cloud Dataproc
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Do You Want To Help Us?
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How to Decide Your Goals
99
Requirment
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You have an attitude to learn while having fun :)
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Zero Knowledge of Google Cloud Platform is expected
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Journey to become a Google Cloud Certified Associate Cloud Engineer is NOT a cake way. You need a lot of patience and dedication!
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You would need a valid debit or credit card to create your Google Cloud Platform account
Outcomes
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Start your journey to become a Google Cloud Certified Associate Cloud Engineer
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Get hands-on with compute, networking, storage, and database services in Google Cloud Platform
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Understand how to engineer and deploy secure and robust applications on Google Cloud Platform
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Understand the best practices for building secure and reliable applications on the Google Cloud Platform
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