In this course, you’ll learn how to estimate and manage GenAI solution costs, focusing on the unique unit economics of AI versus traditional cloud billing. You will learn to: Understand Metering: Master the four Google Cloud GenAI metering categories and the token economy driving costs. Estimate Costs: Build defensible estimates using the Pricing Calculator for models, context caching, and agentic components. Optimize Spend: Leverage controls—such as input/output token reduction, caching, RAG efficiency, and model routing—while balancing cost, quality, and latency. Implement Governance: Apply FinOps best practices, including budgets, quotas, cost attribution, and Provisioned Throughput management to control spend.
In this course, you'll learn the disciplined process of hill climbing to transform your generative and agentic systems into reliable, high-performing tools. You'll examine the iterative 8-step loop by diagnosing system failures through trajectory analysis and applying precise interventions across the model, prompt, tool, and framework layers. By the end of this course, you'll be prepared to optimize system architecture and automate the hill climbing cycle while balancing quality, cost, and latency as first-class metrics.
In this course, you'll learn how to establish a rigorous upgrade regression testing pipeline, safely deploy models using A/B testing and/or shadow mode, and address legacy prompt technical debt. You'll also learn the latest about Gemini 3 parameters including thinking levels and thought signatures, as well as new capabilities like media resolution controls and streaming function calls.
In this course, you learn to evaluate, diagnose, and optimize AI agents on the Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform (GEAP). You begin where most teams begin: the agent runs, but you have no eval cases, no test data, and no production traffic to grade it with. From there you follow the Quality Flywheel, the evaluate-analyze-optimize loop at the center of GEAP. You instrument the agent so it emits the telemetry GEAP reads, generate eval cases by simulation, choose the metrics that grade them, run offline evaluations, monitor live traffic and alert on quality drift, then cluster failures and optimize. A final module covers build-time evaluation with the Agent Development Kit (ADK), which runs on your machine before you deploy.
Throughout this course, you'll learn how to establish rigorous evaluation criteria, perform evaluations, design objective rubrics, calibrate autoraters, and simulate evaluation data. You'll gain the skills needed to design, execute, and scale a comprehensive evaluation plan that aligns system capabilities with organizational KPIs. This course is designed for technical practitioners, machine learning engineers, and software architects who build and deploy generative and agentic applications.
In this course, you explore the Code Execution feature of the Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform, which lets AI agents safely generate and run Python code in isolated sandbox environments. You learn how the Agent Sandbox fits into the broader platform architecture, how to configure and operate Code Execution sandboxes using the Agent Platform SDK, and how to integrate code execution into agent workflows with the Agent Development Kit (ADK).
In this course, you'll learn to use the Agent Development Kit (ADK) to build systems where multiple AI agents collaborate on complex tasks. You'll start with the ADK agent model: how ADK represents agents, tools, and runners, and how a single agent is configured and run. You'll then make tools the model can call, persist session state across agents, and instrument the execution lifecycle with callbacks and plugins. Next, you'll orchestrate multiple agents using ADK's template workflow agents and graph-based workflows, and ground them in enterprise data through multi-source retrieval and MCP integrations. Finally, you'll deploy a multi-agent system to Agent Runtime as a managed service and register and share it through Gemini Enterprise so users across an organization can reach it.
In this course, you'll learn to build and run enterprise agents on the Managed Agents API, the managed agent runtime on Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform. Three conceptual lessons give you the mental model. You'll learn why a real business task needs an agent rather than a chat model. You'll examine how the platform splits into a control plane that defines agents and a data plane that runs them. You'll learn how to assemble an agent from a definition, a sandboxed environment, mounted data, tools, and skills. And you'll learn how to run it with background interactions, a streamed reason-act loop, resilient typed results, and state that persists across turns. You then put that model to work in a hands-on lab, where you build, run, and harden a retail merchandising agent for Cymbal Retail from an empty project to a production-shaped deployment. By the end, you'll be able to design, build, and operate a managed agent of your own.
In this challenge lab, you will act as a cloud engineer supporting the Cymbal Pools finance team. Your mission is to deploy a BigQuery-enabled agent to Agent Runtime to help process invoice data using natural language. Rather than building from scratch, you inherit an unsecured deployment. You must establish basic data governance by configuring the Agent Development Kit (ADK), deploying the agent with a dedicated SPIFFE identity, identifying permission blocks, and applying least-privilege IAM roles so the agent can safely query and update the BigQuery database from the Agent Runtime Playground.
In this challenge lab, you will demonstrate your ability to add agents to a Gemini Enterprise app. You will build an agent with Agent Designer. And you will build a no-code agent with Agent Development Kit, deploy it to Agent Engine, and add it to the Gemini Enterprise app.
In this challenge lab, you act as a Security Engineer deploying a secure Gemini Enterprise environment for Cymbal Bank. You will ground Gemini in web search and internal Workspace sources to ensure accurate, contextual responses. To maintain compliance, you will configure Model Armor policies to filter sensitive data and block threats like prompt injections and malicious URLs. Finally, you will manage specific end-user features to customize the AI experience safely
Complete the Evaluate and Improve Agent Development Kit Agents skill badge to demonstrate your ability to use ADK's evaluation tools to "hill climb" — making measurable, iterative improvements to an agent. You will run an initial evaluation to establish a baseline, apply optimization techniques, and re-evaluate the agent to measure your success.
In this challenge lab, you will demonstrate your ability to author agents using Agent Development Kit (ADK), deploy those agents to Agent Engine, and use them from a web app. Complete the challenge lab to earn a Google Cloud skill badge.
Complete the Accelerate Development with Antigravity skill badge to demonstrate your proficiency in using the Antigravity IDE for developing agentic workflows. You will be tasked with configuring an MCP server, authoring custom agent skills and rules, prototyping with the Agents CLI, and deploying to the Google Cloud Agent Runtime. A skill badge is an exclusive digital badge issued by Google Cloud in recognition of your proficiency with Google Cloud products and services and tests your ability to apply your knowledge in an interactive hands-on environment. Complete the assessment challenge lab, to receive a skill badge that you can share with your network. When you complete this course, you can earn the badge displayed here and claim it on Credly! Boost your cloud career by showing the world the skills you have developed!
In this course, you’ll learn to simplify the creation of autonomous enterprise agents using the Agent Development Kit (ADK) and you will learn how to leverage the power of Antigravity and the Agents CLI to transform your agent development workflow. In this course. You will explore practical techniques to automate repetitive tasks and significantly accelerate the creation of robust, enterprise-grade agents, ensuring scalability and efficiency in your AI projects.
Découvrez comment utiliser Gemini Notebook afin de créer un guide d'étude personnalisé pour l'examen de certification Professional Cloud Architect. Vous allez passer en revue les fonctionnalités de Gemini Notebook, créer un notebook dans Gemini Notebook, et apprendre à utiliser un guide d'étude pour vous entraîner à passer un examen de certification.
Agents d'IA générative : transformer l'entreprise est le cinquième et dernier cours du parcours de formation "Leader en IA générative". Il aborde la façon dont les entreprises peuvent utiliser des agents d'IA générative personnalisés pour relever des défis métier spécifiques. Des exercices pratiques vous apprendront à créer un agent d'IA générative de base tout en découvrant les composants de ces agents, comme les modèles, les boucles de raisonnement et les outils.
Le cours "Applications d'IA générative : changez votre façon de travailler" est le quatrième du parcours de formation "Leader en IA générative". Ce cours présente les applications d'IA générative de Google, telles que Gemini pour Workspace et NotebookLM. Il vous guide à travers des concepts comme l'ancrage, la génération augmentée par récupération, la création de requêtes efficaces et la conception de workflows automatisés.
IA générative : se familiariser avec le domaine est le troisième cours du parcours de formation "Gen AI Leader". L'IA générative change notre façon de travailler et d'interagir avec le monde autour de nous. En tant que responsable, comment pouvez-vous exploiter son potentiel pour obtenir des résultats commerciaux concrets ? Dans ce cours, vous allez découvrir les différentes couches qui composent une solution d'IA générative, les offres de Google Cloud et les facteurs à prendre en compte au moment de choisir une solution.
IA générative : découvrir les concepts fondamentaux est le deuxième cours du parcours de formation "Leader en IA générative". Il vous permettra de découvrir les concepts fondamentaux de l'IA générative en examinant les différences entre l'IA, le ML et l'IA générative, mais aussi de comprendre comment l'IA générative permet de relever les défis de l'entreprise en utilisant différents types de données. Enfin, vous découvrirez les stratégies de Google Cloud pour gérer les limites des modèles de fondation et quelles sont les grandes problématiques du développement et du déploiement d'une IA responsable et sécurisée.
Le cours IA générative : au-delà du chatbot est le premier du parcours de formation "Gen AI Leader" et n'a aucun prérequis. Il dépasse les principes de base des chatbots afin de présenter le véritable potentiel de l'IA générative pour votre organisation. Vous découvrirez des concepts tels que les modèles de fondation et le prompt engineering (ingénierie des requêtes), qui sont essentiels pour exploiter la puissance de l'IA générative. Ce cours vous aidera également à identifier les facteurs à prendre en compte pour développer une stratégie d'IA générative efficace pour votre entreprise.
Terminez le cours d'introduction Préparer des données pour les API de ML sur Google Cloud pour recevoir un badge démontrant vos compétences dans les domaines suivants : le nettoyage des données avec Dataprep by Trifacta, l'exécution de pipelines de données dans Dataflow, la création de clusters et l'exécution de jobs Apache Spark dans Managed Service for Apache Spark, et l'appel d'API de ML comme l'API Cloud Natural Language, l'API Google Cloud Speech-to-Text et l'API Video Intelligence.