Getting Started with Google Kubernetes Engine, Virtual GMT

This course covers an introduction to Kubernetes, a software layer that sits between your applications and your hardware infrastructure. Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) brings you Kubernetes as a managed service on Google Cloud. This course teaches the basics of GKE and how to get applications containerized and running in Google Cloud. The course covers a basic introduction to Google Cloud, an overview of containers and Kubernetes, Kubernetes architecture, and Kubernetes operations.

• Discuss the differences among Google Cloud compute platforms
• Discuss the components and architecture of Kubernetes
• Identify how Google manages Kubernetes orchestration
• Create and manage Google Kubernetes Engine clusters by using the Google Cloud console and the gcloud/kubectl commands

• Application developers, cloud solutions architects, DevOps engineers, IT managers
• Individuals who use Google Cloud to create new solutions or to integrate existing systems, application environments, and infrastructure with Google Cloud

• Having completed Google Cloud Fundamentals: Core Infrastructure, or having equivalent experience
• Basic proficiency with command-line tools and Linux operating system environments

• Identify Google Cloud services and their functions
• Choose the right Google Cloud services to create your own cloud solution
• Define the purpose of and use cases for Identity and Access Management (IAM)
• Identify how costs can be managed in the resource hierarchy
• Use the Google Cloud console and Cloud Shell to create virtual machines (VMs), service accounts, and buckets
• Lab: Accessing the Google Cloud Console and Cloud Shell

• Define the concept of a container and identify uses for containers
• Identify the purpose of and use cases for Kubernetes
• Outline the concept of Google Kubernetes Engine
• Create a container using Cloud Build
• Lab: Working with Cloud Build

• Conceptualize the Kubernetes architecture
• Identify how to view and manage Kubernetes objects
• Distinguish between Google Kubernetes Engines modes of operation
• Deploy a Kubernetes cluster by using GKE
• Lab: Deploying GKE Autopilot Clusters

• Work with the kubectl command
• Inspect the cluster and Pods
• View a Pod’s console output
• Sign in interactively to a Pod
• Lab: Deploying GKE Autopilot Clusters from Cloud Shell

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