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We’re living in the age of the cloud. Companies large and small and spanning virtually every industry rely on increasingly powerful and complex cloud services in order to reach new customers and innovate products, and if you want to land virtually any career in tech you need to know how these platforms work.
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Featuring eight courses and 58 hours of training, this bundle will teach you both the fundamentals and more advanced elements of this leading cloud platform.
After an introduction to the basic terminology of the field, you’ll learn how to deploy a wide range of digital solutions through the Google Cloud console, integrate AWS services in order to increase functionality, work with DevOps methods, set up networking and storage databases, and much more.
You’ll even get access to training for acing the GCP Cloud Architect exam on your first try, so you can enter the field with a powerful certification under your belt.
Get the skills you need to thrive in a cloud-driven world with the Complete Google Cloud Mastery Bundle for just $39—over 95% off for a limited time.
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