Google Cloud Platform Tutorial - Part #1 | Introduction to GCP | Cloud Computing Basics | @SCALER

Check out this extensive guide to master the basics of GCP.

What is Google Cloud Platform?
Google Cloud Platform (GCP) is a suite of cloud computing services offered by Google that provides infrastructure, platform, and software-as-a-service solutions for data storage, computing, machine learning, and more. It includes tools for application development, data analytics, and deployment.

What is On-premises?
On-premises refers to software, hardware, or infrastructure that is installed and maintained within an organisation’s physical premises, rather than being hosted in the cloud or provided as a service. This can include servers, applications, and databases that are managed locally by an organisation’s IT staff.

What is Cloud Computing?
Cloud computing is the delivery of computing services, including servers, storage, databases, networking, software, analytics, and intelligence, over the internet (“the cloud”) to offer faster innovation, flexible resources, and economies of scale. Users pay only for what they use, without having to maintain their infrastructure.

What is Computer Science?
Computer science is the study of computers and computational systems. It encompasses the design, development, and analysis of algorithms, programming languages, software, and hardware. Computer scientists solve complex problems, create new technologies, and drive innovation in fields such as artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and robotics.

Future of programming
Programming is a job that requires abstract thinking, logical thinking, and attention to detail. You want to retrain yourself on skills that align with your interests and passions. In the age of emerging technology: artificial intelligence, big data, virtual reality, and robotics, there are plenty of jobs that will require technical understanding but at the same time involve more human skills. These jobs won’t be replaced by technology any time soon. Coding won’t just be relevant in the coming ten years, it will be more relevant than it is now.

What is the tech industry?
The tech industry refers to the businesses and organisations involved in the development, design, manufacturing, and distribution of technology products and services, including computer hardware, software, telecommunications equipment, and e-commerce services. It is a rapidly growing and constantly evolving sector with a significant impact on the global economy.

What is Software Engineering?
It’s a branch of computer science that focuses on designing and developing computer systems and application software.
Software engineers are experts in programming languages, software development, and operating systems and use engineering principles to create software.

Topics covered:
0:00 - Introduction and Agenda
1:04 - What is Cloud Computing?
4:13 - Why do we need Cloud Computing?
11:39 - On-Premises vs Cloud Computing
17:22 - What is GCP?
19:15 - Why GCP?
20:14 - GCP Global Infrastructure
24:02 - GCP Free Tier
28:17 - GCP Services
30:56 - GCP Cheat Sheet for Services
45:40 - Creating GCP free account

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[lucy-dp]

Bro loved the session, Sooo interested to move Thanks

[stanleyumeh]

Nice Tutorial. Please for those who find it a little bit difficult hearing you, could you please use English subtitle translation. Thank you.

[SCALER]

AWS or GCP or Azure or other cloud platforms, what is your pick?

[Varun-ijpp]

Can u add a video on Oauth as well and how to use it?

[shivamkumar-qpjm]

Suppose my GPU compute engine is running for 24 hrs but users only come for 2 hrs then how much I have to pay