Networking in Google Cloud Introduction

1. Networking in Google Cloud Introduction

Google Cloud makes it easy to manage, scale, and secure your networks. In the networking and Google Cloud course series, learn how to implement load balancing and content delivery, and optimize your network for performance and costs. Hi, I'm Barry, a certified trainer at Google, and today I'm here to teach you about the wide variety of networking options and design patterns on Google Cloud. In this series of courses, you'll explore and deploy Google Cloud networking technologies, including VPC networks, subnets, and Firewalls. You'll learn about load balancing, cloud DNS, cloud CDN, and cloud NAT. This series of courses is designed for network engineers and administrators who are either using or planning to use Google Cloud and any other individuals who are interested in software-defined networking solutions in the cloud. Before enrolling in this series, it's recommended that you complete Google Cloud fundamentals core infrastructure, and the networking fundamentals in Google Cloud quests. This series also requires you to have prior understanding of the seven layer OSI model, IPv4 addressing, and prior experience managing IPv4 routes. Through a series of courses featuring videos, quizzes, and hands-on labs, you'll gain the knowledge you need to configure, maintain, and troubleshoot network components. You'll configure Google VPC network, subnets, and routers, control administrative access to VPC objects and network access to endpoints in VPCs. In addition, you'll learn to interconnect networks among Google Cloud projects, interconnect networks among Google Cloud VPC networks, and on-premises or other cloud networks. Configure traffic management among load balancer backend services, use cloud CDN to reduce latency and save money, optimize network spend using network tiers. Configure private connection options to provide access to external resources and services from internal networks. Design networks to meet common customer requirements, and configure monitoring and logging to troubleshoot network problems. Ready? Let's get started.

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