メンバー加入日: 2026
Compute Engine での Cloud Load Balancing の実装
Earned 6月 16, 2026 EDT
Skill Up Summer
Earned 5月 18, 2026 EDT
Agent Development Kit（ADK）を使用した AI エージェントのエンジニアリング
Earned 5月 5, 2026 EDT
Arcade Adventure: GKE Operations and Networking
Earned 4月 24, 2026 EDT
Arcade Voyage: Modern Application Development
Earned 4月 23, 2026 EDT
「Compute Engine での Cloud Load Balancing の実装」入門コースを修了してスキルバッジを獲得すると、次のスキルを実証できます: Compute Engine における仮想マシンの作成とデプロイ、 ネットワーク ロードバランサとアプリケーション ロードバランサの構成。
A season to build, experiment, and grow—one skill at a time. You’ll start with the fundamentals of networking, creating the foundation that connects everything together. From there, you’ll step into automation and application development using Cloud Scheduler, App Engine, and machine learning APIs. By the end, you’ll have a more confident, hands-on understanding of how modern applications are built, connected, and run on the cloud.
「Agent Development Kit（ADK）を使用した AI エージェントのエンジニアリング」の中級スキルバッジを獲得できるコースを修了すると、 現実世界の言語モデルにおける研究課題の策定、簡単なトークナイザーの構築、Transformer 言語モデルのトレーニング用データセットの準備、小規模言語モデルのトレーニング ループの実行といったスキルを実証できます。
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.
On Google Cloud, building an app usually means handling more than just the code. You’ll need to deploy it, connect services, and keep things running properly. In this voyage, you’ll host a web app, set up a deployment pipeline, and build a REST API with Cloud Run. You’ll also try out Flutter and set up a Python development environment. You’ll work with VPC networks, load balancing, and clean up unused resources along the way. It’s a practical set of tasks that reflects how apps are actually run on Google Cloud.