Getting Started with Google Kubernetes Engine Course Overview

Getting Started with Google Kubernetes Engine Course Overview

The "Getting Started with Google Kubernetes Engine" course is a comprehensive introduction to deploying and managing containerized applications using Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE), part of the Google Cloud Platform (GCP). Throughout this course, learners will gain hands-on experience with key features of GCP, such as the Google Cloud Console and Cloud Shell, while understanding the fundamentals of cloud computing and the various compute services offered by Google Cloud.

By exploring containers and Kubernetes in the context of Google Cloud, participants will learn how to create containers using Cloud Build, store them in Container Registry, and understand the symbiotic relationship between Kubernetes and GKE. The course delves into the Kubernetes architecture, covering essential components like pods, namespaces, and the control plane.

Learners will also become proficient in deploying workloads using kubectl commands, managing deployments, and grasping concepts of pod networking and volumes. This educational journey will empower individuals to effectively administer their Google Cloud resources, make informed decisions regarding compute platforms, and confidently leverage GKE for orchestrating containerized applications.

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Course Prerequisites

To ensure a successful learning experience in the "Getting Started with Google Kubernetes Engine" course, participants should have the following minimum prerequisites:


  • Basic understanding of command-line tools and Linux operating system environments.
  • Familiarity with basic concepts of cloud computing and infrastructure.
  • Fundamental knowledge of containerization and the role of containers in modern software development and deployment.
  • Some exposure to Google Cloud Platform (GCP) services, although not strictly required, would be beneficial.

Please note that this course is designed to accommodate learners who are new to Kubernetes and containerization on the Google Cloud Platform. It will guide you through the fundamentals and ensure you build a strong foundation.


Target Audience for Getting Started with Google Kubernetes Engine

  1. This course provides foundational knowledge on Google Cloud and Kubernetes, tailored for IT professionals seeking cloud expertise.


  2. Target audience for the course:


  • Cloud computing novices interested in learning about Google Cloud services.
  • IT professionals looking to upskill in cloud technologies and containerization.
  • Developers who want to learn how to deploy applications using Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE).
  • System administrators aiming to manage cloud resources and Kubernetes clusters.
  • DevOps engineers focusing on continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) in the cloud.
  • Software engineers interested in understanding the architecture of Kubernetes and container orchestration.
  • Technical project managers overseeing cloud-based projects and seeking better understanding of the technical aspects.
  • Data scientists and analysts requiring knowledge of cloud infrastructure to support big data applications.
  • IT students and educators looking for hands-on experience with Google Cloud and Kubernetes for academic purposes.
  • Technical architects planning to design scalable and reliable applications on Google Cloud.
  • Cloud enthusiasts eager to gain practical skills in managing containers and Kubernetes clusters.


Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this Getting Started with Google Kubernetes Engine?

Introduction to the Course's Learning Outcomes and Concepts Covered

This course provides a foundational understanding of Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE), covering key concepts such as containerization, Kubernetes architecture, workload management, and Google Cloud integration.

Learning Objectives and Outcomes

  • Navigate and manage resources using the Google Cloud Console and Cloud Shell effectively.
  • Define cloud computing and identify how Google Cloud's compute services address various needs.
  • Understand Google Cloud's global infrastructure, including regions, zones, and the resource hierarchy.
  • Develop proficiency in creating and managing containers with Cloud Build and Container Registry.
  • Comprehend the symbiotic relationship between Kubernetes and Google Kubernetes Engine.
  • Select appropriate compute solutions on Google Cloud based on different requirements and scenarios.
  • Grasp the fundamental architecture of Kubernetes, including pods, namespaces, and control-plane components.
  • Build and store container images securely and efficiently.
  • Deploy a Kubernetes Engine cluster and understand its operational aspects.
  • Utilize kubectl to interact with Kubernetes and manage deployments, networking, and storage solutions within the cluster.

Target Audience for Getting Started with Google Kubernetes Engine

  1. This course provides foundational knowledge on Google Cloud and Kubernetes, tailored for IT professionals seeking cloud expertise.


  2. Target audience for the course:


  • Cloud computing novices interested in learning about Google Cloud services.
  • IT professionals looking to upskill in cloud technologies and containerization.
  • Developers who want to learn how to deploy applications using Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE).
  • System administrators aiming to manage cloud resources and Kubernetes clusters.
  • DevOps engineers focusing on continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) in the cloud.
  • Software engineers interested in understanding the architecture of Kubernetes and container orchestration.
  • Technical project managers overseeing cloud-based projects and seeking better understanding of the technical aspects.
  • Data scientists and analysts requiring knowledge of cloud infrastructure to support big data applications.
  • IT students and educators looking for hands-on experience with Google Cloud and Kubernetes for academic purposes.
  • Technical architects planning to design scalable and reliable applications on Google Cloud.
  • Cloud enthusiasts eager to gain practical skills in managing containers and Kubernetes clusters.


Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this Getting Started with Google Kubernetes Engine?

Introduction to the Course's Learning Outcomes and Concepts Covered

This course provides a foundational understanding of Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE), covering key concepts such as containerization, Kubernetes architecture, workload management, and Google Cloud integration.

Learning Objectives and Outcomes

  • Navigate and manage resources using the Google Cloud Console and Cloud Shell effectively.
  • Define cloud computing and identify how Google Cloud's compute services address various needs.
  • Understand Google Cloud's global infrastructure, including regions, zones, and the resource hierarchy.
  • Develop proficiency in creating and managing containers with Cloud Build and Container Registry.
  • Comprehend the symbiotic relationship between Kubernetes and Google Kubernetes Engine.
  • Select appropriate compute solutions on Google Cloud based on different requirements and scenarios.
  • Grasp the fundamental architecture of Kubernetes, including pods, namespaces, and control-plane components.
  • Build and store container images securely and efficiently.
  • Deploy a Kubernetes Engine cluster and understand its operational aspects.
  • Utilize kubectl to interact with Kubernetes and manage deployments, networking, and storage solutions within the cluster.
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