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Networking in Google Cloud: Routing and Addressing
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Networking in Google Cloud: Routing and Addressing
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Welcome to the second course in the networking and Google Cloud series routing and addressing.
In this course, we'll cover the central routing and addressing concepts that are relevant to Google Cloud's networking capabilities.
Module one will lay the foundation by exploring network routing and addressing in Google Cloud, covering key building blocks such as routing IPv4, bringing your own IP addresses and setting up cloud DNS. In Module two will shift our focus to private connection options, exploring use cases and methods for accessing Google and other services privately using internal IP addresses.
By the end of this course, you'll have a solid grasp of how to effectively route and address your network traffic within Google Cloud.
Course Info
Objectives
- Define key routing and addressing concepts relevant to Google Cloud, including IP addresses, subnets, route tables, firewalls, BYOIP, and NATs.
- Describe the configuration and management options for Google Cloud DNS, including private and managed zones.
- Configure and manage route tables to control traffic flow, resolve domain names effectively, and utilize NAT rules for secure access.
- Differentiate various Private Connection options and its use cases.
Prerequisites
Having completed the Networking in Google Cloud: Fundamentals course or having equivalent experience.
Familiarity with IPv4 addressing and managing IPv4 routes
Audience
This course is intended for network engineers and network admins that are either using Google Cloud or are planning to do so. The class is also for individuals that want to be exposed to software-defined networking solutions in the cloud.
Available languages
English, français, 日本語, español (Latinoamérica), and português (Brasil)