Google Professional Cloud DevOps Engineer (GCP) Exam
The Google Professional Cloud DevOps Engineer certification validates your expertise in implementing and managing the DevOps lifecycle within the Google Cloud Platform (GCP).
Who should consider this Exam?
- DevOps Engineers and Architects: Deepen your understanding of GCP and its DevOps capabilities.
- Cloud Engineers and Administrators: Enhance your skills in automating infrastructure and application delivery.
- Software Developers: Gain valuable insights into DevOps practices and cloud development.
- Anyone seeking career advancement in cloud DevOps: Validate your expertise and stand out in the job market.
Course Outline
Google Professional Cloud DevOps Engineer (GCP) Exam covers the following topics -
1. Understanding Applying site reliability engineering principles to a service
- 1.1 Balance change, velocity, and reliability of the service
- 1.2 Manage service life cycle
- 1.3 Ensure healthy communication and collaboration for operations
2. Understanding Building and implementing CI/CD pipelines for a service
- 2.1 Design CI/CD pipelines
- 2.2 Implement CI/CD pipelines
- 2.3 Manage configuration and secrets
- 2.4 Manage infrastructure as code
- 2.5 Deploy CI/CD tooling
- 2.6 Manage different development environments
- 2.7 Secure the deployment pipeline
3. Understanding Implementing service monitoring strategies
- 3.1 Manage application logs
- 3.2 Manage application metrics with Stackdriver Monitoring
- 3.3 Manage Stackdriver Monitoring platform
- 3.4 Manage Stackdriver Logging platform
- 3.5 Implement logging and monitoring access controls
4. Understanding Optimizing service performance
- 4.1 Identify service performance issues
- 4.2 Debug application code
- 4.3 Optimize resource utilization
5. Understanding Managing service incidents
- 5.1 Coordinate roles and implement communication channels during a service incident
- 5.2 Investigate incident symptoms impacting users with Stackdriver IRM
- 5.3 Mitigate incident impact on users
- 5.4 Resolve issues
- 5.5 Document issue in a postmortem