Shivesh Jha
Date d'abonnement : 2026
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342 points
Date d'abonnement : 2026
Building and running applications on Google Cloud can take many forms—and this adventure brings them together. Get hands-on with App Engine, Cloud Run, Kubernetes Engine, and Compute Engine as you deploy applications, manage scaling, and explore modern architectures, including the shift from monolithic to microservices.
Terminez le cours intermédiaire Déployer des applications Kubernetes sur Google Cloud pour recevoir un badge démontrant vos compétences dans les domaines suivants : la configuration et la création d'images de conteneur Docker, la création et la gestion de clusters Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE), l'utilisation de kubectl pour gérer efficacement les clusters et le déploiement d'applications Kubernetes en appliquant des pratiques de livraison continue (CD) robustes.
As platforms grow, maintaining speed, reliability, and seamless user experiences becomes critical. Inspired by Bobble AI and its journey to support millions of real-time interactions, this challenge explores how cloud-native systems are designed for efficiency at scale. You’ll work with Docker and Kubernetes to run and orchestrate applications, while also using IAM, Cloud Storage, and Monitoring to manage access, data, and performance. The result: a clearer view of how the right mix of containers, automation, and observability keeps modern applications fast, resilient, and efficient.
Terminez le cours intermédiaire Concevoir des agents IA avec Agent Development Kit (ADK) pour recevoir un badge démontrant les compétences suivantes : formuler des problèmes concrets de recherche sur les modèles de langage, créer un tokenizer simple, préparer un ensemble de données pour entraîner un modèle de langage Transformer, exécuter la boucle d'entraînement d'un petit modèle de langage.
Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) is all about running and managing containerized applications without worrying too much about the underlying setup. In this adventure, you’ll get hands-on with how things actually work—managing workloads, debugging issues, and trying out autoscaling. You’ll also explore Autopilot, run load tests, and work with private clusters and network access. By the end, you’ll have a clearer sense of how GKE setups are put together and handled in practice.