Deploying Applications on GCP - Compute

Intermediate
3m
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NOTICE: This course is outdated and has been deprecated

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Modern software systems have become increasingly complex. Cloud platforms have helped tame some of the complexity by providing both managed and unmanaged services. So it’s no surprise that companies have shifted workloads to cloud platforms. As cloud platforms continue to grow, knowing when and how to use these services is important for developers. 

This course is intended to help prepare individuals seeking to pass the Google Cloud Professional Cloud Developer Certification Exam. The Cloud Developer Certification requires a working knowledge of building cloud-native systems on GCP. That covers a wide variety of topics, from designing distributed systems to debugging apps with Stackdriver. 

This course focuses on the third section of the exam overview, more specifically the first five points, which cover deploying applications using GCP compute services.

Learning Objectives

  • Implement appropriate deployment strategies based on the target compute environment
  • Deploy applications and services on Compute Engine and Google Kubernetes Engine
  • Deploy an application to App Engine
  • Deploy a Cloud Function

Intended Audience

  • IT professionals who want to become cloud-native developers
  • IT professionals preparing for Google’s Professional Cloud Developer Exam

Prerequisites

  • Software development experience
  • Docker experience
  • Kubernetes experience
  • GCP experience

 

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Ben Lambert is a software engineer and was previously the lead author for DevOps and Microsoft Azure training content at Cloud Academy. His courses and learning paths covered Cloud Ecosystem technologies such as DC/OS, configuration management tools, and containers. As a software engineer, Ben’s experience includes building highly available web and mobile apps. When he’s not building software, he’s hiking, camping, or creating video games.

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