Google Cloud Platform for Enterprise Essential Training

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Lynn Langit

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01 Introduction

001 Enterprise-ready GCP.mp4

00:46

002 What you should know.mp4

00:55

003 Work with cloud services.mp4

01:13

02 GCP for the Enterprise

001 Is GCP enterprise-ready .mp4

04:19

002 Enterprise concerns Availability and reliability.mp4

03:26

003 Enterprise concerns Security and cost.mp4

02:56

004 Enterprise concern Services and partners.mp4

03:07

005 Core enterprise scenarios.mp4

02:29

006 Enterprise scenarios.mp4

02:45

03 Enterprise Setup and Security

001 Select your authorization domain.mp4

05:56

002 Set up your organizational account.mp4

04:12

003 Use resource hierarchy for access control.mp4

04:27

004 Manage organizational billing.mp4

04:10

005 GCP tool selection Console or command line.mp4

04:10

006 Set up hybrid connectivity.mp4

02:25

007 Set up a VPC network.mp4

02:07

008 Patterns for cloud enterprise applications.mp4

05:52

04 Enterprise Compute

001 Scenario Lift and shift.mp4

04:24

002 Migrate VMs to GCE.mp4

06:09

003 GCE instance management.mp4

04:54

004 GCE instance groups.mp4

03:02

005 Scenario New internal applications.mp4

06:08

006 Serverless with Cloud Functions and Cloud Run.mp4

04:22

007 Kubernetes abstraction level.mp4

04:34

008 Anthos Migrate and Config Management.mp4

06:56

009 Container-based with Cloud Run on GKE.mp4

05:25

05 Enterprise Storage and Database

001 Scenario Disaster recovery.mp4

06:46

002 Cloud KMS and encryption.mp4

03:54

003 Cloud SQL.mp4

06:21

004 Cloud Spanner.mp4

03:47

005 Scenario Data warehouse.mp4

05:00

006 BigQuery Enterprise features.mp4

02:51

007 BigQuery Machine learning.mp4

05:45

008 Google Dataprep.mp4

07:13

009 Google Data Fusion.mp4

06:26

06 Enterprise Data Pipelines

001 Scenarios Serverless data lakes and pipelines.mp4

05:10

002 Scenario IoT application.mp4

02:15

003 Cloud IoT Core.mp4

03:04

004 Cloud Bigtable.mp4

04:06

005 Scenario Event data pipelines.mp4

04:19

006 Google Dataproc.mp4

02:49

007 Google Dataflow.mp4

04:08

008 Google Composer.mp4

02:48

009 Scenario Genomics data pipelines.mp4

06:25

010 Google Life Sciences API and BigQuery.mp4

03:47

07 Dev and DevOps Tools

001 Cloud-native CI CD.mp4

06:01

002 Deployments GCP Marketplace and templates.mp4

02:40

003 Private Catalog and Container Registry.mp4

04:54

004 Cloud Source Repositories.mp4

03:33

005 Cloud Build.mp4

03:50

006 CI CD pipeline walkthrough Part 1 Cloud Source Repositories.mp4

06:18

007 CI CD pipeline walkthrough Part 2 Cloud Build.mp4

03:48

08 Conclusion

001 Next steps for enterprise users.mp4

02:28

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Is Google Cloud Platform (GCP) the right choice for your enterprise application? GCP now has the enterprise-level features large organizations demand, from IAM security, custom encryption, and NoSQL database support to cloud-native continuous integration and deployment.

Learn how GCP addresses common enterprise concerns to uncover the scenarios where it shines, including data warehousing and disaster recovery. See how GCP solutions—serverless computing, data storage, and data pipelines—map to these different scenarios, and explore the SecOps, FinOps, and DevOps 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, Data Mesh analytics, and more. She also shares practical tips for saving money, planning deployments, and integrating compatible services.

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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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