Google Cloud Developer Challenge
Push your skills to the next level in a live environmentLab Steps
The hands-on lab is part of these learning paths
Intermediate
1h
202
Lab challenges are hands-on labs with the gloves off. You jump into an auto-provisioned cloud environment and are given a goal to accomplish. No instructions, no hints. To pass, you'll have a limited time to demonstrate your problem-solving skills and get the checks that inspect the state of your lab environment.
In this lab challenge, you will need to prove your general knowledge of content related to storage, load balancing, CDN, networking and monitoring services offered by Google Cloud. The goals you will need to achieve represent essential skills that a Professional Cloud Developer needs to have. You'll be given a desired end state and be required to reach it using your knowledge of Google Cloud services. While this lab challenge won't cover every topic of the Professional Cloud Developer certification, it will be a good first step toward determining whether you're on the right path. The lab challenge simulates building a basic solution in a real-world scenario. As with any real-world scenario, this lab will not guide you through the steps needed to complete it.
What will be assessed
- Google Cloud Networking
- Google Cloud Load Balancers and CDNs
- Google Cloud Storage
- Google Cloud Monitoring
Intended audience
- Google Cloud practioners
- Candidates for the Google Professional Cloud Developer certification
Prerequisites
- Familiarity with Google Cloud storage, load balancers and monitoring services
Stefano studies Computer Science and is passionate about technology. He loves working with Cloud services and learning all the best practices for them. Google Cloud Platform and Amazon Web Services are the cloud providers he prefers. He is a Google Cloud Certified Associate Cloud Engineer. Node.js is the programming language he always uses to code. When he's not involved in studying or working, Stefano loves riding his motorbike and exploring new places.