Certification Study Group - Road to certification PCA 🇫🇷 - Semaine 2

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XudHAEZdpG0

Intervenants :
Eric Briand - GDE
Jb Cotard - GDG Le Mans
Julien Landuré - GDG Nantes & GDE Cloud

🎓 Envie d'en savoir plus sur la plateforme GCP ? 💬 De profiter d'un accompagnement de 6 semaines vous apportant les connaissances pour tenter la certification Google Cloud Architect ? 📣 Nous vous proposons un "package" avec l'accès à une formation en ligne ainsi que 6 ateliers animés en commun par les GDGs francophones 🇫🇷

“Road to Google Cloud Certification” est un programme gratuit de 6 semaines conçu pour tous ceux et celles qui souhaitent se préparer ou renouveler une certification Google Cloud.

Vous serez guidés dans votre apprentissage par un mélange de cours en ligne (vidéos, lectures) et d'ateliers en ligne. Le plus : un groupe d'études francophone avec un slack dédié pour échanger.

Avec l'aide de ce groupe d’étude, animé par les GDG, vous ferez ce "road trip" non seulement avec des personnes qui ont déjà une (ou plusieurs) certification(s) GCP, mais aussi avec des personnes qui sont dans le même cycle d'apprentissage que vous. Un point de rencontre hebdomadaire le mardi midi sera calé pour échanger sur ce que vous avez appris et vos difficultés.

Rien de mieux pour parfaire vos connaissances et vous aider à obtenir la certification Google Cloud.

Transcript

1. Study Group - Week 2
2. Week 2 Professional Cloud Architect Tous les mardi de 13h à 13h45 Slack: Rejoignez le canal #cloud-architect-french RSVP aux events de votre GDG
3. Tour de table GDG GDE …et vous ! 💚 Vous êtes 287+ inscrits ! 🎉
4. Eric Briand GDE Cloud Principal SRE / Amadeus
5. Jb Cotard GDG Le Mans & Kahoot Organizer Lead Tech / CNAM
6. Julien Landuré GDG Cloud Nantes & GDE Cloud CTO / Zenika
7. Road to Certification 󰏃 Overview
8. Un apprentissage Partir d’ Un nouveau rôle (travail) et expertises Vers
9. • Certification Study group: weekly live sessions for 6 weeks to go through content and exam prep questions 👉 C’est nous maintenant ! 💚 • On-demand resources: Access to Cloud Skills Boost courses and labs, and additional learning material on certification content and exam questions. 👉 Cloudskillsboost 🎓 • Deeper engagement through instructor led sessions. 👉 Posez vos questions ! 📣 • Community support: Learn together with a local community to get support from experts and other fellow developers. 👉 Slack pour vous 💬 Certification Learning Journey Apprendre ensemble !
10. Où en sommes-nous ? 1 Revue de l’examen 2 Q&A 4 Preview actions for next week 5 Sample Question Review 3
11. Où en sommes-nous ?
12. Professional Cloud Architect Learning Journey Pre-work Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Exam weeks Have real world hands on experience Review the PCA Exam Guide Review the PCA Sample Questions A FAIRE AVANT LE 18 AVRIL On-demand training: Preparing for the Professional Cloud Architect Exam Google Cloud Fundamentals: Core Infrastructure Hands On Lab Practice: Create and Manage Cloud Resources Skill Badge (5 hrs) A FAIRE AVANT LE 25 AVRIL On-demand training: Essential Google Cloud Infrastructure: Foundation Essential Google Cloud Infrastructure: Core Services Hands On Lab Practice: Perform Foundational Infrastructure Tasks in Google Cloud Skill Badge (4 hrs) A FAIRE AVANT LE 02 MAI On-demand training: Elastic Google Cloud Infrastructure: Scaling and Automation Hands On Lab Practice: Set Up and Configure a Cloud Environment in Google Cloud Skill Badge (6 hrs) A FAIRE AVANT LE 09 MAI On-demand training: Reliable Cloud Infrastructure: Design and Process Hands On Lab Practice: Automating Infrastructure on Google Cloud with Terraform Skill Badge (6 hrs) A FAIRE AVANT LE 16 MAI On-demand training: Getting Started with Google Kubernetes Engine Hands On Lab Practice: Deploy and Manage Cloud Environments with Google Cloud Skill Badge (8 hrs) A FAIRE AVANT LE 23 MAI On-demand training: Logging, Monitoring and Observability in Google Cloud Hands On Lab Practice: Optimize Costs for Google Kubernetes Engine Skill Badge (6 hrs) Check Readiness: PCA Sample Questions Self study (and potential exam) EXAM GUIDE REVIEW + STUDY GROUP Mardi 18 Avril EXAM GUIDE REVIEW + STUDY GROUP Mardi 25 Avril EXAM GUIDE REVIEW + STUDY GROUP Mardi 02 Mai EXAM GUIDE REVIEW + STUDY GROUP Mardi 09 Mai EXAM GUIDE REVIEW + STUDY GROUP Mardi 16 Mai EXAM GUIDE REVIEW + WRAP UP Mardi 23 Mai
13. Revue de l’apprentissage de la semaine
14. • Designing and planning a cloud solution architecture ◦ Designing a solution infrastructure that meets business requirements. ◦ Designing a solution infrastructure that meets technical requirements. ◦ Designing network, storage, and compute resources. ◦ Creating a migration plan (i.e., documents and architectural diagrams). ◦ Envisioning future solution improvements. Week 2 Study Group
15. Essential Cloud Infrastructure: Foundation (Last Week's Material Review)
16. Essential Cloud Infrastructure: Foundation (Last Week's Material Review)
17. Essential Cloud Infrastructure: Foundation
18. Essential Cloud Infrastructure: Foundation
19. Essential Cloud Infrastructure: Foundation
20. Essential Cloud Infrastructure: Foundation
21. PCA Case Studies • EHR Healthcare • Helicopter Racing League • Mountkirk Games • TerramEarth
22. • Professional Cloud Architect Certification Exam Guide | Learn • N’apprenez pas par coeur les PDFs : ils sont disponibles pendant l’examen • Travaillez les Case Studies : Vous aurez à coup des questions dessus ! Astuces
23. EHR Healthcare 23
24. Key business points EHR Healthcare Due to rapid changes in the healthcare and insurance industry, EHR Healthcare’s online health records software business has been growing exponentially year over year.. • Scale their environment • Adapt their disaster recovery plan, and • Roll out new continuous deployment capabilities to update their software at a fast pace • Provide consistent logging, monitoring, and alerting capabilities Provide highly available services to customers Maintain regulatory Compliance Stay current on industry trends Online health records site Immediate business goals Core values
25. Technical evaluation EHR Healthcare Existing Environment Technical Watchpoints Proposed Product/Solution Customer-facing applications are web-based, and many have recently been containerized to run on a group of Kubernetes clusters. Compute • Containerized applications • Needs to run in the cloud and integrate with on-premises systems • Autoscaling, low latency • Robust logging, monitoring and alerting required Software is currently hosted in multiple colocation facilities. The lease on one of the data centers is about to expire. Storage • Currently in multiple databases including MySQL, MS SQL Server, Redis, and MongoDB Data visualization • Nonexistent or minimal Data needs • Fast on-boarding of insurance providers and their data • Data Analytics needed to predict industry and health care trends • 99.9% availability for customer-facing data systems
26. Mountkirk Games 26
27. Key business points MountKirk Games After initial success with Google Cloud, now want to build all-new games using cloud-native design Online session-based multiplayer games Support new gaming platforms beyond mobile Rapidly iterate on deployments Support hundreds of simultaneous players with global leaderboard Analyze player behavior and game telemetry Online session-based multiplayer games Use managed services and pooled resources Minimize cost Online games platform Immediate business goals Core values
28. Technical evaluation MountKirk Games Existing Environment Technical Watchpoints Proposed Product/Solution Existing games migrated to Google Cloud using lift-and-shift VM migrations Compute • New game backend to be Google Kubernetes Engine • Need to scale across regions • Use GPU processing to render graphics for multi-platform • Eventual migration of existing games to new platform Separate environments for development and testing Storage • New game to using a multi-region cluster for global leaderboard Data ingestion • Live metrics from game server • Game logs stored in structured files for future analysis
29. Helicopter Racing League
30. Key business points Helicopter Racing League (HRL) is a global sports league for competitive helicopter racing. HRL holds the world championship and several regional league competitions where teams compete to earn a spot in the world championship. Migrate existing service to a new platform. Expand use of AI and ML services to facilitate race predictions Serve content closer to users (lower latency) High-adrenaline coverage to fans all over the world Enhanced video streaming with integrated real-time race predictions Season long interest and results for the sport Competitive racing league Immediate business goals Core values Helicopter Racing League
31. Technical evaluation Helicopter Racing League Existing Environment Technical Watchpoints Proposed Product/Solution Core of their mission-critical applications runs on their current public cloud provider. Video recording and editing is performed at the race tracks, and the content is encoded and transcoded, where needed, in the cloud. Compute • Video encoding and transcoding is performed on VMs created for each job. Content is stored in an object storage service on their existing public cloud provider. Storage • Large file object storage (BLOB) Low latency streaming for large numbers of viewers Race predictions use TensorFlow on VMs Data (videos) • Large number of concurrent streaming video viewers • Ability to create “datamart”
32. TerramEarth
33. Key business points 500 dealers, service centers in 100 countries. 20% yearly growth Provide best-in-class online fleet management services to our customers Improve operations of our dealerships and enable access to data Predict and detect vehicle malfunction Excellent customer service Minimize vehicle downtime Family-owned business Immediate business goals Core values TerramEarth
34. Technical Evaluation TerramEarth Existing Environment Technical Watchpoints Proposed Product/Solution • Multiple systems run in Google Cloud; some legacy systems still • Web frontend for dealers and customers is in Google Cloud and allows access to stock management and analytics Applications • Container-based workloads • Highly scalable • Cloud-native solutions for keys and secrets management Vehicles • 2 million vehicles x 200 to 500 MB/day Migration and Partner Access • Create abstraction layer for HTTP API Manufacturing • Sensor data is captured from two plants and sent to private data centers ◦ legacy inventory and logistics systems ◦ ◦ Private data centers have network interconnects to Google Cloud Development • Modernize CI/CD pipelines • Create self-service portal for project and resource mgmt
35. Week 2
36. GCP Fundamentals: Core Infrastructure
37. Virtual Machines in the Cloud
38. How to decide?
39. Storage in the Cloud
40. Storage in the Cloud
41. Storage in the Cloud
42. Applications in the Cloud
43. Developing, Deploying, and Monitoring in the Cloud (Stackdriver = Google Cloud Operations Suite)
44. Developing, Deploying, and Monitoring in the Cloud
45. Big Data and Machine Learning in the Cloud
46. Road to Certification 󰏃 Initiatives de la communauté
47. Notes de vidéos > lien vers le gDoc
48. Questions > lien vers le Slack
49. Exemple de questions !
50. Gagnez une licence JetBrains > c’est cadeau 🎉
51. QUIZZ time ! https://kahoot.it
52. Q&A
53. La suite… Semaine 3 !
54. Professional Cloud Architect Learning Journey Pre-work Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Exam weeks Have real world hands on experience Review the PCA Exam Guide Review the PCA Sample Questions A FAIRE AVANT LE 18 AVRIL On-demand training: Preparing for the Professional Cloud Architect Exam Google Cloud Fundamentals: Core Infrastructure Hands On Lab Practice: Create and Manage Cloud Resources Skill Badge (5 hrs) A FAIRE AVANT LE 25 AVRIL On-demand training: Essential Google Cloud Infrastructure: Foundation Essential Google Cloud Infrastructure: Core Services Hands On Lab Practice: Perform Foundational Infrastructure Tasks in Google Cloud Skill Badge (4 hrs) A FAIRE AVANT LE 02 MAI On-demand training: Elastic Google Cloud Infrastructure: Scaling and Automation Hands On Lab Practice: Set Up and Configure a Cloud Environment in Google Cloud Skill Badge (6 hrs) A FAIRE AVANT LE 09 MAI On-demand training: Reliable Cloud Infrastructure: Design and Process Hands On Lab Practice: Automating Infrastructure on Google Cloud with Terraform Skill Badge (6 hrs) A FAIRE AVANT LE 16 MAI On-demand training: Getting Started with Google Kubernetes Engine Hands On Lab Practice: Deploy and Manage Cloud Environments with Google Cloud Skill Badge (8 hrs) A FAIRE AVANT LE 23 MAI On-demand training: Logging, Monitoring and Observability in Google Cloud Hands On Lab Practice: Optimize Costs for Google Kubernetes Engine Skill Badge (6 hrs) Check Readiness: PCA Sample Questions Self study (and potential exam) EXAM GUIDE REVIEW + STUDY GROUP Mardi 18 Avril EXAM GUIDE REVIEW + STUDY GROUP Mardi 25 Avril EXAM GUIDE REVIEW + STUDY GROUP Mardi 02 Mai EXAM GUIDE REVIEW + STUDY GROUP Mardi 09 Mai EXAM GUIDE REVIEW + STUDY GROUP Mardi 16 Mai EXAM GUIDE REVIEW + WRAP UP Mardi 23 Mai
55. Rejoignez-nous 👉 SLACK 👈 Communauté en ligne Posez vos questions au fil de l’eau !
56. Thank you for tuning in! For any operational questions about access to Cloud Skills Boost or the Road to Google Developers Certification program contact: gdg-support@google.com