Mp4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC,44.1KHz, 2 Ch | 4h | 1.72 GB | Genre: eLearning | Language: English

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“Google Kubernetes Engine is a fully managed service for orchestrating and deploying containerized applications.”

How many words in the sentence above do you not fully and completely understand? Sure, you may have heard of Kubernetes, and might even know it’s a Greek translation of “helmsman.” But even if you use Kubernetes on-premises yourself, or within another cloud platform, are you totally aware of the advantages that Google brings to the containerized table? Google. They developed Kubernetes over a decade, pushing it to its limits with the global deployment of Gmail, YouTube, and yes, even Search. Are you ready to take advantage of all the benefits and robustness that Google Cloud makes possible with Kubernetes Engine? Take my just-released course, Google Kubernetes Engine Deep Dive, and you will be.

Containers

Containerized apps and Kubernetes are blazing hot right now in the tech world. Containerizing an app (I’ll show you how) makes it possible to meet many demands of modern computing: multiple environments for development and testing, rapid spikes and equally rapid declines in usage, and higher efficiency to deliver faster at lower costs. However, to achieve maximum impact, containerized apps need to be scheduled, scaled, and kept healthy and up-to-date. They need to be orchestrated, in other words. I’ll explain how Kubernetes Engine is architected (with interactive diagrams like the ones below) to do just that.