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Understanding Cloud Spanner

Learn Google Cloud Spanner: a scalable relational database. Understand its benefits, create & manage databases, optimize schemas, and integrate with applications.

9m
Certificate
Google Cloud
Google CloudInstructor

Course Content

Understanding Cloud Spanner is a beginner-level Pluralsight course taught by Google Cloud. It runs 9m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. It is a paid course, first published November 2024.

Discover the power of Cloud Spanner! This course provides a comprehensive introduction to Google Cloud Spanner, a globally distributed, scalable relational database service. Learn to leverage Spanner for demanding relational database needs.

You'll gain a clear understanding of when and how to choose Cloud Spanner over other database products. We'll explore its unique capabilities and how it addresses challenges of scale and consistency.

Key topics include:

  • Cloud Spanner Fundamentals: Get a solid foundation in what Cloud Spanner is and how it works.
  • Database Creation & Management: Master the process of creating and managing Cloud Spanner databases using various tools available on Google Cloud.
  • Schema Optimization: Learn how to design and optimize your relational database schemas specifically for Cloud Spanner's distributed architecture.
  • Spanner APIs: Develop skills in interacting with your Cloud Spanner databases using the powerful Spanner APIs.
  • Application Integration: Discover how to seamlessly integrate Cloud Spanner with your applications.
  • Google Cloud Administration Tools: Explore and utilize other valuable Google Cloud tools for administering and managing your Cloud Spanner data.

This course equips you with the knowledge and practical skills to effectively utilize Cloud Spanner for building highly scalable and resilient relational database solutions.

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