Welcome to the Networking in Google Cloud: Routing and Addressing course.

Networking in Google Cloud Introduction

Welcome to Networking in Google Cloud

This module covers load balancing between environments inside and outside of Google Cloud. You will also learn how to configure traffic controls.

Load balancing

Hybrid load balancing

Traffic management

Lab Intro: Configuring Traffic Management with a Load Balancer

Configuring Traffic Management with a Load Balancer

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Debrief

Hybrid Load Balancing and Traffic Management

This module introduces Google Cloud Armor and Cloud CDN. It also covers caching content near the user and the benefits of using TCP/UDP load balancers as next hops, and load balancer optimization strategies.

Internal Network Load Balancers as next hops

Cloud CDN

Google Cloud Armor

Defending Edge Cache with Cloud Armor

Load balancer optimization strategies

Caching and Optimizing Load Balancing

Networking in Google Cloud: Load Balancing Course Resources

Course Resources

This training course builds on the concepts covered in the Networking in Google Cloud: Fundamentals course. Through presentations, demonstrations, and labs, participants explore and implement Cloud Load Balancing.

<h2>Distribute Traffic Reliably</h2>Load balancers keep applications fast and available as demand grows. Building on the Networking in Google Cloud: Fundamentals course, this intermediate course uses presentations, demos, and hands-on labs to show you how to put Cloud Load Balancing to work.<br><br><h2>Implement Hybrid Load Balancing and Traffic Management</h2>You’ll learn how hybrid load balancing lets you spread traffic across backends in Google Cloud and in your own data centers. Then you’ll configure traffic management on a load balancer in a guided lab, controlling how requests are routed to your services.<br><br><h2>Cache, Protect, and Optimize</h2>Next, you’ll explore how internal network load balancers can act as next hops, speed up content delivery with Cloud CDN, and use Google Cloud Armor to defend your edge cache. You’ll finish with strategies for optimizing load balancer performance. By the end, you’ll be able to implement hybrid load balancing, manage traffic, and secure your load balancers with Cloud Armor.

Networking in Google Cloud: Network Security

Configure Google Cloud load balancers, manage traffic, and add Cloud CDN caching and Cloud Armor protection.

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Exercice interactif pratique