Google Cloud Fundamentals for AWS Professionals
Learn Google Cloud basics! Ideal for AWS pros: networking, compute, storage & databases. Hands-on labs & demos. Quick insights into Google Cloud.
Course Content
Google Cloud Fundamentals for AWS Professionals is an intermediate-level Pluralsight course taught by Google Cloud. It runs 3h 51m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. It is a paid course, first published June 2022.
Explore Google Cloud Platform (GCP) – A Practical Guide for AWS Professionals
This course is designed for AWS professionals – specifically system administrators, Solution Architects, and SysOps Administrators – who are eager to expand their cloud skills and gain hands-on experience with Google Cloud. If you're already familiar with AWS features and setup, this is your fast track to understanding and configuring key Google Cloud products.
We'll dive into the core capabilities of Google Cloud organized around its four fundamental technology pillars:
- Networking: Understand the differences and similarities between AWS networking and Google Cloud networking, including VPCs, subnets, and routing.
- Compute: Learn about Google Compute Engine (GCE) and how it compares to AWS EC2, covering virtual machines, containerization, and scaling.
- Storage: Discover Google Cloud Storage (GCS) and its equivalents to AWS S3, exploring object storage, block storage, and file storage options.
- Database: Get acquainted with Google Cloud SQL, Cloud Spanner, and other Google Cloud database services, comparing them to AWS RDS and other database offerings.
Through engaging presentations, practical demos, and interactive hands-on labs, you'll quickly grasp the similarities and differences between AWS and Google Cloud. You'll also gain immediate insights into the initial how-tos of configuring essential Google Cloud services. This course provides a practical foundation for leveraging Google Cloud in your projects and career.
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