
Himanshu Mudgal
Lead DevOps Engineer
Master Google Cloud (GCP) — compute, GKE, serverless, databases and BigQuery. Build scalable cloud systems with hands-on labs, Terraform, certification prep and career support.

When you build on Google Cloud (GCP), you are using the same underlying infrastructure that powers global search, YouTube, and Gmail. This comprehensive training program prepares you to design, deploy, and operate production-grade systems on Google Cloud from day one. You will learn how to transition from legacy local infrastructure to fully managed cloud environments, mastering the resource hierarchy, global networking, and the rigorous security models required by modern enterprise engineering teams.
Engineering teams choose Google Cloud for its industry-leading container orchestration, unmatched data analytics performance, and streamlined serverless deployment models. Throughout this curriculum, you will move past basic tutorials and learn how to solve real-world reliability, scaling, and cost-control problems. You will explore how to architect fault-tolerant systems that survive zone outages, secure data at rest and in transit using custom encryption keys, and automate infrastructure provisioning so your deployments remain repeatable and audit-ready.
Theory is only useful when paired with execution. On this course, your learning is driven by hands-on engineering challenges that mirror what you will encounter as a professional cloud engineer or solutions architect. Every module includes practical deliverables designed to build your portfolio and confidence.
If you are looking to expand your architectural breadth across multiple cloud ecosystems, you can also explore our AWS Cloud and Azure Cloud programs. For comprehensive multi-cloud engineering, you might also consider the Microsoft Azure Solutions Architect & DevOps Expert path. For engineers aiming for elite multi-cloud and AI-integrated roles, our Advanced AI-Driven Full-Stack Cloud Architect Program provides an excellent next step.
This program is built for software developers, system administrators, and infrastructure engineers who want to specialize in cloud technologies and validate their expertise. If you have basic familiarity with the command line, networking concepts, and any programming language, you will find a clear path to mastery here. It suits fresh graduates preparing for specialized infrastructure roles as well as experienced developers transitioning from legacy systems to cloud-native architectures.
However, this is not a shortcut or a passive video-watching experience. You will write configuration code, debug networking routes, analyze log streams, and troubleshoot failing deployments. If you are willing to engage deeply with the material and build real systems, you will graduate with the practical competence that hiring managers look for.
All cohorts are conducted live online, allowing you to participate from anywhere in the world while fitting your schedule. Sessions combine direct architectural instruction, live coding demonstrations, and interactive troubleshooting. Your instructors are working engineers who bring real production incidents and architectural trade-offs directly into the session. You will never hear generic theory without context; every concept is tied back to how it behaves under load, how it fails at two in the morning, and how you fix it.
Between live classes, you have access to structured hands-on labs, code repositories, and dedicated technical mentors who review your pull requests and provide constructive feedback. If you miss a session or want to review a complex networking concept, lifetime access to class recordings ensures you can rewatch explanations at your own pace.
Cloud engineering roles remain among the most resilient and well-compensated positions in the technology sector. Companies ranging from fast-moving startups to regulated financial institutions rely on GCP to scale their applications. When interviewing for roles such as Cloud Engineer, DevOps Engineer, Solutions Architect, or Cloud Data Engineer, hiring managers look beyond surface-level familiarity.
Technical interview loops for these roles typically probe your understanding of failure domains, IAM least-privilege principles, network routing, and cost optimization strategies. Interviewers will present scenario-based questions like how to secure a multi-tenant application, how to troubleshoot latency across a global load balancer, or how to design a zero-downtime database migration. Our curriculum prepares you directly for these questions by teaching you the underlying mechanisms of Google Cloud (GCP) rather than just memorising console clicks.
Mastering Google Cloud gives you a powerful differentiator in the global job market. Combine your cloud engineering skills with foundational knowledge from our Linux course to round out your technical toolkit. Review the syllabus, check our upcoming batch schedules, and take the definitive step toward becoming a certified Google Cloud professional.
A structured curriculum with real tools and outcomes built for the workplace.
You can provision resources, navigate the Google Cloud Console, and manage IAM project hierarchies safely from the command line.
Hands-on project: Set up a new Google Cloud organization hierarchy with folders, assign granular IAM roles to group accounts, and verify billing budgets using gcloud CLI.
You can enforce the principle of least privilege using custom roles, service accounts, and secure Workload Identity federation.
Hands-on project: Create a least-privilege custom IAM role for a staging environment, attach a constrained service account to a VM, and audit policy bindings.
You can launch, resize, secure, and autoscale virtual machines behind a managed global load balancer.
Hands-on project: Deploy a high-availability web tier using a Managed Instance Group, frontend HTTP(S) load balancer, and custom startup scripts.
You can design secure object storage buckets, enforce lifecycle transition rules, and mount shared network filesystems.
Hands-on project: Configure a multi-region Cloud Storage bucket with object versioning, customer-managed encryption keys, and automated lifecycle archiving to Nearline/Coldline.
You can design global custom VPCs, route private traffic securely, and set up hybrid cloud connectivity.
Hands-on project: Provision a custom VPC with public and private subnets, configure Cloud NAT for outbound internet access, and establish a private DNS zone.
You can deploy, scale, and secure managed relational and NoSQL databases with high availability.
Hands-on project: Deploy a Cloud SQL PostgreSQL instance with high-availability replicas, private IP connection, and automated backup schedules.
You can build and deploy event-driven serverless functions and containerised microservices with automatic scaling to zero.
Hands-on project: Containerise a Node.js REST API, deploy it to Cloud Run with environment secrets, and trigger serverless functions on Cloud Storage uploads.
You can build container images, manage secure registries, and run production workloads on Google Kubernetes Engine.
Hands-on project: Deploy a multi-tier microservices application on GKE using Kubernetes Deployments, Services, Ingress, and horizontal pod autoscalers.
You can query petabyte-scale datasets using BigQuery and process real-time event streams with Pub/Sub.
Hands-on project: Ingest streaming events via Pub/Sub, process them with Dataflow, and run complex analytical SQL queries in BigQuery.
You can configure centralized observability dashboards, log sinks, alert policies, and robust secret management.
Hands-on project: Set up Cloud Monitoring dashboards, custom uptime checks, alerting policies connected to Slack/PagerDuty, and secret injection via Secret Manager.
You can provision and manage cloud infrastructure repeatably using Terraform and automated CI/CD pipelines.
Hands-on project: Write modular Terraform code to provision a complete multi-tier GCP architecture and deploy application updates using Cloud Build.
You can successfully tackle Google Cloud certification exams by mastering question patterns, architecture domains, and testing strategies.
Hands-on project: Complete timed practice exams for Associate Cloud Engineer and Professional Cloud Architect, reviewing detailed remediation reports.
You can design, build, test, secure, and present a complete, production-grade cloud architecture on Google Cloud from scratch.
Hands-on project: Build an end-to-end production architecture on GCP using Terraform, GKE, Cloud SQL, BigQuery, IAM, and Cloud Monitoring, complete with GitHub documentation and mock interview presentation.
Every instructor here ships production code for a living and teaches the same week they deploy.
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