Google Cloud Platform Essential Training for Administrators

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Lynn Langit

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01 - Introduction

01 - Hosting your application on GCP.mp4

00:42

02 - What you should know.mp4

00:35

03 - A note about working with cloud services.mp4

01:25

02 - 1. Why Use the Google Cloud

01 - Understanding Google Cloud Platform.mp4

04:00

02 - Save time and money with GCP.mp4

03:31

03 - Autoscale on GCP.mp4

02:22

04 - Compliance.mp4

01:01

05 - Service categories Compute, data, and more.mp4

02:34

06 - Tools and libraries.mp4

04:02

03 - 2. Getting Started

01 - Set up Google Cloud Platform account.mp4

03:42

02 - Naviagate the Google Cloud Platform console.mp4

03:30

03 - Work with projects.mp4

04:47

04 - Use APIs.mp4

04:58

05 - Use regions and zones.mp4

03:10

06 - Understand Google Cloud billing.mp4

05:39

07 - Use Google Cloud SecurityIAM.mp4

05:07

08 - Use integrated Google Cloud console.mp4

02:56

09 - Use local Google Cloud.mp4

04:40

04 - 3. Compute

01 - Google Compute Engine.mp4

08:34

02 - Google Cloud Platform Marketplace to set up MySQL.mp4

05:58

03 - Google Compute Engine resources.mp4

06:24

04 - Google Cloud Functions.mp4

06:36

05 - App Engine.mp4

05:45

06 - Google Cloud Run.mp4

06:08

07 - Kubernetes Engine and GKE applications.mp4

08:57

08 - Kubernetes Engine and GKE cluster objects.mp4

04:28

09 - Anthos for Kubernetes.mp4

03:39

05 - 4. Storage and Database

01 - Google Cloud Storage.mp4

04:50

02 - Google Cloud SQL.mp4

04:08

03 - BigQuery.mp4

05:45

04 - GCP Marketplace data sets.mp4

01:46

05 - Cloud Bigtable.mp4

07:07

06 - Cloud Memorystore.mp4

03:05

07 - Cloud Firestore, formerly Cloud Datastore.mp4

03:26

08 - Cloud PubSub.mp4

05:02

06 - 5. Machine Learning and Data Movement

01 - Cloud Dataprep.mp4

04:44

02 - Cloud Data Fusion.mp4

04:34

03 - Data Studio.mp4

04:56

04 - AI Platform and AI Hub.mp4

04:34

05 - Jupyter notebooks.mp4

03:21

06 - TensorFlow 2.0 in Colab notebooks.mp4

06:38

07 - Vision API.mp4

05:21

08 - Cloud AutoML Tables.mp4

07:39

09 - Data science VM.mp4

03:11

07 - 6. Developer Tools

01 - Deployment Manager and Marketplace.mp4

05:38

02 - Cloud Scheduler and Cloud Tasks.mp4

03:50

03 - Cloud Code.mp4

03:23

04 - Cloud Logging.mp4

02:48

05 - Continuous deployment with Cloud Build.mp4

04:08

08 - 7. Key Architectures

01 - GCP architecture concepts.mp4

04:07

02 - Web single-page and API-based architectures.mp4

01:41

03 - Web blog Managed databases.mp4

01:35

04 - Mobile development with AI.mp4

02:09

05 - Big data log processing.mp4

02:42

09 - Conclusion

01 - Next steps.mp4

02:13

Description

Is Google Cloud Platform (GCP) right for your business? Explore the offerings of this leading cloud services provider. This course is designed for IT professionals—architects, network admins, and technology stakeholders—evaluating GCP for their organizations as well as those tasked with getting apps up and running on the Google cloud. Learn how to set up an account and use the console, APIs, Cloud Shell, and other GCP tools. Then explore the core services—serverless computing, data storage, and machine learning—and the developer tools that Google provides for building your own custom solutions. Along the way, instructor Lynn Langit shows how to use GCP to manage virtual machines, Docker containers, Kubernetes clusters, functions, relational data stores, NoSQL data, and more. She also shares practical tips for saving money and planning deployments, and reviews examples of common architectural patterns.

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Cloud Architect working with remote dev teams world-wide to build cloud solutions. Author of 30 LinkedIn Learning Cloud/Data courses with over 5 million student views. https://www.linkedin.com/learning/instructors/lynn-langit

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