Google Cloud | GCE Reliability Engineering using Terraform

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Jai Chenchlani

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1 - Introduction

1 - Instructor Introduction.mp4

01:00

2 - Instructor Coordinates.html

3 - Agenda.mp4

01:59

4 - GCP Free Tier Account and Initial Setup.mp4

13:30

2 - Introduction to GCP and GCE

5 - GCP Overview.mp4

02:19

6 - GCE Google Compute Engine Overview and Use Cases.mp4

02:19

7 - GCE Best Practices.mp4

02:41

3 - Demo Introduction

8 - The 10 Stages of maturity or running apps in GCE.mp4

04:32

9 - Demo Apps 2 Static HTML Websites and Grafana.mp4

03:17

10 - aliascommands frequently used throughout the course.html

4 - Stage 1 Manual actions via GCP Console

11 - Steps involved and relevant commands.html

12 - Demo Part 1 Introduction.mp4

02:16

13 - Demo Part 2 Create VM CentOS.mp4

10:25

14 - Demo Part 3 Create VMs Debian.mp4

06:42

15 - Demo Part 4 Install Apache Webservers.mp4

09:07

16 - Demo Part 5 Install Grafana.mp4

07:35

17 - Demo Part 6 Configure Websites.mp4

09:05

18 - Demo Part 7 Configure Grafana.mp4

07:57

19 - Demo Part 9 Conclusion.mp4

00:36

5 - Stage 2 Enable Logging

20 - Steps involved and relevant commands.html

21 - Demo Part 1 Introduction.mp4

01:25

22 - Demo Part 2 Install logging agent googlefluentd on debian.mp4

03:47

23 - Demo Part 3 Install logging agent googlefluentd on centos.mp4

07:31

24 - Demo Part 4 Validates our website logs from VMs in Cloud Logging and Grafana.mp4

05:36

6 - Stage 3 Automate Initial Setup using Startup Scripts

25 - Introduction.mp4

01:44

26 - Startup Script Centos statichtml website.html

27 - Startup Script Debian statichtmlwithjs website.html

28 - Startup Script Debian Grafana.html

29 - Demo Part 1 Create VMs using Startup Scripts.mp4

15:04

30 - Demo Part 2 Resolving issue with Grafana VM.mp4

09:09

31 - Conclusion.mp4

00:46

7 - Stage 4 Complete Automation using Bash Scripts

32 - Introduction.mp4

01:24

33 - Setup Variables for gcloud commands.html

34 - gcloud command to create VMs with startup script.html

35 - Create VMs.mp4

10:14

36 - Conclusion.mp4

01:17

8 - Stage 5 Introducing Packer

37 - Introduction.mp4

02:11

38 - Install Script vs Startup Script.mp4

02:47

39 - Packer Configuration statichtml CentOS.html

40 - Packer Configuration statichtmlwithjs Debian.html

41 - Packer Configuration Grafana Debian.html

42 - Build Packer Images.mp4

11:27

43 - Packer Commands.html

44 - Create VMs using Packer Images.mp4

10:47

45 - Troubleshoot issue with Debian VM.mp4

05:48

46 - Conclusion.mp4

01:22

9 - Stage 6 Introducing Terraform

47 - Introduction.mp4

03:20

48 - Reference.html

49 - Reference Overview.mp4

07:03

50 - Demo Part 1 Terraform Configuration Files.mp4

14:56

51 - Demo Part 2 Provision Infrastructure.mp4

12:19

52 - Conclusion.mp4

00:56

10 - Stage 7 Instance Templates

53 - Introduction.mp4

02:39

54 - Demo.mp4

14:42

55 - Conclusion.mp4

00:45

11 - Stage 8 Managed Instance Groups MIGs

56 - Introduction.mp4

03:39

57 - Demo Part 1 Terraform Configuration.mp4

10:18

58 - Demo Part 2 Provision Resources.mp4

09:54

59 - Conclusion.mp4

00:32

12 - Stage 9 Load Balancers

60 - Introduction.mp4

02:43

61 - Create Load Balancer via GCP Console.mp4

08:27

62 - Create Load Balancer via Terraform Scripts.mp4

09:51

63 - Conclusion.mp4

00:46

13 - Stage 10 No external IP Cloud NAT DNS

64 - Introduction.mp4

01:27

65 - Command Reference.html

66 - Demo Part 1 Issue with Stage 9.mp4

08:11

67 - Demo Part 2 Remove Instance External IP Implement Cloud NAT.mp4

03:57

68 - Demo Part 3 Configure DNS.mp4

02:32

69 - Conclusion.mp4

00:18

14 - Recap

70 - Recap.mp4

01:12

Description

Running production grade apps on Google Cloud GCP GCE with Terraform and SRE Reliability Engineering principles.

What You'll Learn?

GCP Overview - Compute, Containers, Storage and Observability
GCE | Google Compute Engine - In-depth understanding, use cases and best practices
GCE best practices | concepts and implementation
Running production grade apps in GCE | 10 Stages of maturity
Provision GCE resources using GCP Console
Provision GCE resources via CLI using gcloud
Building compute images using Packer
IaC - Provisions GCE resources using Terraform
Apply Reliability Engineering principles to avoid single points of failure
Run a website with Observability in GCE with best practices incorporated
Grafana - One of the most popular visualization/monitoring tool

Who is this for?

Site Reliability Engineers

Platform Engineers

Software Engineers

Anyone, who wants to get enabled on GCP

What You Need to Know?

A Mac or PC computer with access to the internet

No paid software required - we will use GCP free tier

High level understanding of GCP and the services it offers

Basic understanding of Terraform will help, although not a show-stopper

More details

Description
Welcome to the Google Cloud | GCE Reliability Engineering using Terraform, the only course you need to get ready to be a rockstar Google Compute Engine expert.
Spotlight of the course is GCE - Google Compute Engine only. It does not touch upon other forms of compute i.e. GKE, Cloud Run, App Engine etc.
Before we understand what this course will teach, let's understand what it will not. This will NOT teach you the basics of the tools and technologies used - Terraform, Packer, or Google Cloud / Google Compute Engine in general.
What this course WILL teach you is how to APPLY the tools and technologies to make the most out of them.

Cloud engineering is all about automation; this course will teach you, how to use Bash scripts, Terraform and Packer to automate infrastructure provision and your app deployment.
In the real world, thereâ€™s no application that goes live in production, without thinking about reliability. This course will also teach you to apply reliability engineering principles to your ecosystem.
The course is packed with my industry experience in the form of 5hrs of lectures and videos on the topic.

If your goal is to clear a certification, maybe this is not the best course for you. If your goal is to get ready for working in production on Google Cloud for a client, and be productive day 1, you are at the right place - thatâ€™s my commitment to you.

The course takes you through a 10 stageÂ journey of working as a novice to a pro level on how things are done in production.
- Stage 1 | Manual actions via GCP console
- Stage 2 | Enable logging
- Stage 3 | Use of Startup Scripts
- Stage 4 | Complete automation using Bash scripts
- Stage 5 | Automation using Packer built images
- Stage 6 | IaC | Provision infrastructure using Terraform
- Stage 7 | Create instances(VMs) from Instance Templates
- Stage 8 | Reliability Engineering | Managed Instance Groups(MIG)
- Stage 9 | Reliability Engineering | Load Balancer
- Stage 10 | Remove External IPs and configure Cloud NAT and DNS

By the end of this course, you will be confident about running/hosting any kind of app on GCE - Google Compute Engine.

Sign up today, and look forward to:
- Video Lectures
- Hands-on Demos
- Resources and Cheatsheets
- Downloads

REMEMBERâ€¦ I'm so confident that you'll love this course that we're offering a FULL money-back guarantee for 30 days! So it's a complete no-brainer, sign up today with ZERO risk and EVERYTHING to gain.

This course is the best way to get ready to rock day 1 on the job in Google Compute Engine.

IÂ wish you all the best in life and career ahead. Welcome aboard!
Who this course is for:
Site Reliability Engineers
Platform Engineers
Software Engineers
Anyone, who wants to get enabled on GCP

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Jai is a Platform/SRE/DevOps/Cloud Architect with extensive experience in provisioning and maintaining cloud infrastructure. He specializes in GCP and devops/gitops/IaC and Reliability engineering, and has the expertise to go deep into fundamental technology domains like networking, security, linux etc that are ubiquitous in the cloud. He has a knack for automation(Python and Bash are close to his heart), and has been working in the industry for about 20 years now. His teaching style provides students with an interactive and hands-on experience, that makes it very interesting and easy for the students to grasp and follow along.

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