This course explores the compute, storage, and networking services available on Google Cloud Platform and how you can use them to construct an enterprise-class application architecture.
Learning Objectives
- Understand how to apply enterprise principles to a design
- Understand how to take an organization’s requirements and translate them into the appropriate compute, storage, and network components in Google Cloud Platform
- Design a highly available solution that is capable of recovering from disasters
Intended Audience
This course is intended for anyone who wants to learn more about Google Cloud Platform.
Prerequisites
To get the most from this course, you should already have a basic understanding of Google Cloud Platform components.
Welcome to “Designing a Google Cloud Infrastructure: Compute, Storage, and Network”. I’m Guy Hummel, and I’m a certified Google Cloud Architect.
To get the most from this course, you should already have a good understanding of Google Cloud Platform components. In this course, I’ll be showing you how to use these building blocks to construct an enterprise-class application architecture.
We’re going to use a case study as an example of how to apply enterprise principles to a design. I’ll start by explaining how you would take an organization’s requirements and translate them into the appropriate compute, storage, and network components in Google Cloud Platform. I’ll also show you how to design the solution to be highly available and capable of recovering from disasters.
If you’re ready to learn how to create an enterprise-class architecture for your Google Cloud infrastructure, then let’s get started.
Guy launched his first training website in 1995 and he's been helping people learn IT technologies ever since. He has been a sysadmin, instructor, sales engineer, IT manager, and entrepreneur. In his most recent venture, he founded and led a cloud-based training infrastructure company that provided virtual labs for some of the largest software vendors in the world. Guy’s passion is making complex technology easy to understand. His activities outside of work have included riding an elephant and skydiving (although not at the same time).