Name: Configuration Management and the Cloud
Brand: Google
Availability: OnlineOnly
Rating: 4.7 (465 reviews)

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About the Course

In this course, learners will unlock the potential of automation for computer fleet management. This course provides a solid foundation in automation techniques, offering a pathway to becoming a versatile IT professional prepared to launch and support modern cloud based applications and systems. This course covers the art of automating computer deployment and management in a cloud-based environment, including the configuration of virtual machines using Puppet and managing infrastructure resources through orchestration tools like Terraform and command-line interfaces (CLIs). Learners will also explore how to define Service-Level Objectives (SLOs) and implement monitoring and actionable alerting systems to swiftly address issues. They’ll also gain expertise in incident management and recovery, including rollbacks, redundancy, and creating disaster recovery plans....

Top reviews

May 28, 2020

Nice knowledgeable content, although more practical knowledge could be given by contacting students like me and giving them Job at google and teaching them the office day to day work.

Aug 29, 2022

Learned so much. Most exciting part for me was the labs because they made me feel like I was solving some real world problem that engineers encounter. Amazing experience

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By JOSE A A L

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Jun 17, 2020

A lot theorical and nothing practical

By V R

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Oct 6, 2025

This course is very OUT DATED.

By Pradeep S

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Jan 28, 2022

good

By Juan E T B

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Nov 9, 2023

The courses themselves are interesting, although they cover everything very superficially. They introduce you to various fascinating topics, and if you're interested, you can always delve deeper. The rating is so low because the use of the lab is utterly frustrating, and after getting tired of wasting time grappling with the lab, I've decided to abandon the course, even though I found the content interesting.

By Grigorii K

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May 6, 2024

The most useless course in the specialization that teaches you nothing that you can show to your employer. Tons of theory that you do not know how to put into practice and almost no practical tasks. I've learned much more about Docker and other stuff just watching videos on YouTube.