GCP Workshop Self Reflection

GCP Workshop Self Reflection

Recently, I have completed a 2 days’ workshop on Google Cloud Platform under the mentorship of Mr. Vimal Daga.

In this 2 days’ Workshop I have learnt a lot of core concepts along with their real-world industrial use cases, their implementation on the top of Google Cloud Platform, & internal working of various services provided by Google Cloud Platform.

I am writing some key points that I have learnt in this workshop.

#Day_1_Summary

>> Concept & Importance of cloud in today’s scenario.

>> What is Public & Private Cloud.

>> Why to choose GCP.

>> Services in GCP -

>> IaaS (Infrastructure as a service).

>> STaaS (Storage as a service).

>> PaaS (Platform as a service).

>> CaaS (Containers as a service).

>> Ways of using GCP.

>> How to setup Google Cloud SDK.

>> Working on Google Cloud Shell.

>> Concept of GCE i.e. Google Compute Engine and its implementation.

>> Concept of Ingress & Egress (security rules) & its setup.

>> Concept and implementation of VPC.

>> Concept of VPC Peering and its implementation.


#Day_2_summary

>> Concept of remote login.

>> GCP CLI Configuration.

>> Implementation of some CLI Commands few are as following-

>> gcloud version.

>> gcloud projects list.

>> google ssh <os_name>and many more commands.

>> Concept of containers and their implementation over GCP.

>> Concept of GKE i.e. Google Kubernetes Engine and its implementation.

>> Implementation of Master-Slave Architecture in K8s cluster.

>> Implementation of replication controller in K8s.

>> Concept and Implementation of Deployment in K8s.

>> Concept and Implementation of Load Balancers in K8s.

>> Implementation of Front & Back End of any web-page/app.

>> Implementation of Storage and their integration together.

>> Implementation of IAM User.

>> Concept of role and permissions to the users and attaching to the IAM user as per needs.

And many more tips and tricks.

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