Discover Google Cloud training your way
With 980+ learning activities to choose from, Google Cloud has designed our comprehensive catalog with you in mind. The catalog consists of a variety of activity formats for you to pick from. Choose from bite-size individual labs or multi-module courses that consist of videos, documents, labs, and quizzes. Our labs give you temporary credentials to actual cloud resources, so you can learn Google Cloud using the real thing. Earn badges for what you complete, define, track, and measure your success with Google Cloud!
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Lab Featured Provision Services with Google Cloud Marketplace
In this hands-on lab you'll learn how to use Google Cloud Platform's Marketplace to quickly get started with common operating systems, web frameworks, and databases.
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Lab Featured Service Directory: Qwik Start
In this lab, you will configure Service Directory, configure a Service Directory DNS zone, and use Cloud Logging with Service Directory.
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Lab Featured APIs Explorer: Qwik Start
Upload an image to Cloud Storage then make a request to the Vision API with APIs Explorer.
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Lab Featured Protect and Recover Microsoft SQL Server with Actifio
In this hands-on lab, you will learn how to backup an existing Microsoft SQL Database with Actifio
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Lab Featured Automating Response to Phishing with Cortex XSOAR
Work through an actual email phishing use case using Cortex XSOAR’s phishing response playbook.
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Lab Featured Configuring Networks via gcloud
In this lab you use the gcloud command line to create VPC networks, subnets, and VM instances, then test connectivity.
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Lab Featured A Tour of Google Cloud Hands-on Labs
In this first hands-on lab you will access the Google Cloud console and use these basic Google Cloud features: Projects, Resources, IAM Users, Roles, Permissions, and APIs.
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Lab Featured Deploying an Open Source Cassandra™ Database using the GCP Marketplace
In this lab you will deploy an Apache Cassandra™ database using using the GCP marketplace. You will connect to the database using CQL Shell and run some simple DDL commands to create a table, load some data and query it.