Getting Started with Google Kubernetes Engine

Getting Started with Google Kubernetes EngineGCP-GSGKEGOGoogleGO-GCP-GSGKE2.0<ul> <li>Discuss the differences among Google Cloud compute platforms.</li><li>Discuss the components and architecture of Kubernetes.</li><li>Identify how Google manages Kubernetes orchestration.</li><li>Create and manage Google Kubernetes Engine clusters by using the Google Cloud console and the gcloud/kubectl commands.</li></ul><ul> <li>Having completed <a class="fl-href-prod" href="/swisscom/en/course/google-gcf-ci"><svg role="img" aria-hidden="true" focusable="false" data-nosnippet class="cms-linkmark"><use xlink:href="/css/img/icnset-linkmarks.svg#linkmark"></use></svg>Google Cloud Fundamentals: Core Infrastructure (GCF-CI)</a>, or having equivalent experience</li><li>Basic proficiency with command-line tools and Linux operating system environments</li></ul><ul> <li>Application developers, cloud solutions architects, DevOps engineers, IT managers</li><li>Individuals who use Google Cloud to create new solutions or to integrate existing systems, application environments, and infrastructure with Google Cloud.</li></ul>Module 1 - Introduction to the Course The course introduction explains the course goals and previews each section. Module 2 - Introduction to Google Cloud <ul> <li>Identify Google Cloud services and their functions.</li><li>Choose the right Google Cloud services to create your own cloud solution.</li><li>Define the purpose of and use cases for Identity and Access Management (IAM).</li><li>Identify how costs can be managed in the resource hierarchy.</li><li>Use the Google Cloud console and Cloud Shell to create virtual machines (VMs), service accounts, and buckets.</li></ul>Activities: <ul> <li>Lab: Accessing the Google Cloud console and Cloud Shell</li><li>Quiz: Module quiz</li></ul>Module 3 - Introduction to Containers and Kubernetes <ul> <li>Define the concept of a container and identify uses for containers.</li><li>Identify the purpose of and use cases for Kubernetes.</li><li>Outline the concept of Google Kubernetes Engine.</li><li>Create a container using Cloud Build.</li></ul>Activities: <ul> <li>Lab: Working with Cloud Build</li><li>Quiz: Module quiz</li></ul>Module 4 - Kubernetes Architecture <ul> <li>Conceptualize the Kubernetes architecture.</li><li>Identify how to view and manage Kubernetes objects.</li><li>Distinguish between Google Kubernetes Engines modes of operation.</li><li>Deploy a Kubernetes cluster by using GKE.</li></ul>Activities: <ul> <li>Lab: Developing GKE Autopilot clusters</li><li>Quiz: Module quiz</li></ul>Module 5 - Kubernetes Operations <ul> <li>Work with the kubectl command.</li><li>Inspect the cluster and Pods.</li><li>View a Pod’s console output.</li><li>Sign in interactively to a Pod.</li></ul>Activities: <ul> <li>Lab: Deploying GKE Autopilot Clusters from Cloud Shell</li><li>Quiz: Module quiz</li></ul>Module 6 - Course Summary The course summary recaps the major concepts learners were introduced to during the course.- 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.- Having completed Google Cloud Fundamentals: Core Infrastructure (GCF-CI), or having equivalent experience - Basic proficiency with command-line tools and Linux operating system environments- 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.Module 1 - Introduction to the Course The course introduction explains the course goals and previews each section. Module 2 - Introduction to Google Cloud - 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. Activities: - Lab: Accessing the Google Cloud console and Cloud Shell - Quiz: Module quiz Module 3 - Introduction to Containers and Kubernetes - 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. Activities: - Lab: Working with Cloud Build - Quiz: Module quiz Module 4 - Kubernetes Architecture - 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. Activities: - Lab: Developing GKE Autopilot clusters - Quiz: Module quiz Module 5 - Kubernetes Operations - Work with the kubectl command. - Inspect the cluster and Pods. - View a Pod’s console output. - Sign in interactively to a Pod. Activities: - Lab: Deploying GKE Autopilot Clusters from Cloud Shell - Quiz: Module quiz Module 6 - Course Summary The course summary recaps the major concepts learners were introduced to during the course.1 day650.00595.00295.00695.00695.00850.00595.00660.002260.002400.00650.00820.00950.00950.00950.00790.00