Google Cloud Platform Online Live Class by Experts
Our Training/Internship Process
Google Cloud Platform - Syllabus, Fees & Duration
Module 1: Overview Cloud & Google Cloud Platform
- Cloud overview & Characteristics
- Cloud Service Model (IAAS, PAAS, SAAS)
- Cloud Deployment Model (Public, Private, Hybrid)
- Google Cloud Plateform (GCP) Infrastructure Overview
- Create GCP Account & Console Overview
- Organizations, Folder, Project, Resource & Billing
- Google Cloud Architecture Framework
Module 2: Virtual Machines
- Compute Engine (VM): Types & Options
- VM Instance Lifecycle & Common Operations
- Machine Types & Compute Options (VCPU And Memory) In Compute Engine
- Images & Snapshots
- Disk Types: Local SSD, Persistent & Balanced
Module 3: Virtual Networks
- Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) & Types, Subnets
- Ip Addresses (Public/Private), Nic
- Routes & Route Table
- Firewalls
- Network Topology Options
Module 4: Cloud IAM
- IAM Basic: Authentication, Authorization & MFA
- Roles, Members, Service Account, Policy
- Resource Hierarchy
- Cloud IAM Best Practices
Module 5: Data Storage Services
- Google Cloud Storage Overview & Structure
- Storage Classes, Versioning & Lifecycle Policies
- Cloud SQL For Database (MySQL, Postgresql and SQL Server)
- Cloud Spanner: Fully Managed Relational DB
- Cloud Datastore
- Cloud Bigtable: NOSQL Big Data Service
Module 6: App Engine, Functions, Cloud Run
- App Engine: Serverless Web Apps
- App Engine Environments: Standard Vs Flexible
- Cloud Functions: Events & Triggers
- Cloud Run: Serverless Containers
Module 7: Resource Management
- Cloud Resource Manager Overview
- Quotas, Labels, Names & Billing
Module 8: Resource Monitoring
- Stackdriver: Cloud Monitoring & Logging
- Logging, Error Reporting, Tracing, Debugging
Module 9: Interconnecting Networks
- Virtual Private Network (VPN) & Its Types
- VPC Peering (Public & Private)
- Cloud DNS, Cloud Interconnect & Cloud Router
Module 10: Load Balancing & Autoscaling
- Load Balancing Types: Internal, External, Global & Regional
- Https, Network, SSL & TCP Load Balancers
- Cross-Region and Content-Based Load Balancing
- Autoscaling Policies & Configuration
Module 11: Google Kubernetes Engine
- Microservices, Containers, Docker & Kubernetes
- GCP Kubernetes Engine (GKE), Understand the Relationship
Between Kubernetes
and Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) - Kubernetes Architecture : Clusters, Node, Node Pools, Pods, Services
- Deploy & Manage Workloads on GKE
Module 12: Maintenance & Monitoring
- Capacity Planning and Cost Optimization
- Deployment, Monitoring and Alerting, And Incident Response
- Monitoring and Alerting
Module 13: Cloud Migrations
- Understanding Migration Used Cases
- Understanding Migration Tools and Process
This syllabus is not final and can be customized as per needs/updates
- Since 2001, Making IT Experts by Experts
- Duration: 20 Hours (Vary as per your skill)
- Course Fees
- Individual Live Classes (1:1)
- Batch Classes @ Low Fees
- Training on Your Time, Any Where
- Access to Recorded Videos
- Practical Internship on Projects
- 100% Placement Support by our jobsHybrid.com
- Training/Internship Certificate
Course Highlights
. To induce an in-depth grasp of configuring SDK, situating GSuit, IAM APIs, establishing custom rules, penetration testing, and security controls through our real-time projects and hands-on use cases.
Nestsoft's Florence Google Cloud Platform training covers a wide range of topics, including the principles of Google Cloud Platform, migration to GCP, administering a Google Cloud model, and more. We provide the best Google Cloud Platform online training on-site with the most knowledgeable instructors. It offers a comprehensive set of IAAS, PAAS, and CAAS services. For many years, our lecturers have been working on the Google cloud platform and related technologies. Google Cloud supports Ruby or Node. js, Python, Java, Net, and Go programming. You will learn how to examine and install infrastructure components such as networks, storage systems, and application services during this course.
This allows Google developers to tackle issues such as patches, software upgrades, and hardware repairs without having to shut down the system. 
