The document discusses cloud computing and Google Cloud. It defines cloud computing as having five key characteristics: on-demand self-service, broad network access, resource pooling, rapid elasticity, and measured service. It describes the three main types of cloud services: Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), and Software as a Service (SaaS). The document then provides an overview of the various compute, storage, artificial intelligence, and other services offered by Google Cloud. It outlines the four main ways to interact with Google Cloud: the Cloud Console, Cloud SDK, Cloud Shell, and APIs. Finally, it discusses projects in Google Cloud, how they are identified, and how to create

1. So, What’s the Cloud
Anyway?
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2. On-demand
self-service
No human
intervention needed
to get resources
Broad network
access
Access from
anywhere
Resource
pooling
Provider shares
resources to
consumers
Rapid
elasticity
Get more resources
quickly as needed
Measured
service
Pay only for what
you consume
Cloud computing has five fundamental
characteristics
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3. ● CPU, memory, storage, and
networking is provided as a
service.
● The user needs to manage
the OS and the application.
● The platform is a managed
service.
● All the user provides is the
application.
● The platform and software
is provided as a service to
the user.
● The user supplies the data.
Infrastructure as a service
(IaaS)
Platform as a service
(PaaS)
Software as a service
(SaaS)
IaaS versus PaaS versus SaaS
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Google Cloud
PoPs and
Network Edge point
of presence
Equiano
(PT, NG, ZA)
2021
Dunant
(US, FR)
2020
SJC
(JP, HK, SG)
2013
JGA-S
(GU, AU)
2019
Indigo
(SG, ID, AU)
2019
Havfrue
(US, IE, DK)
2019
Monet
(US, BR)
2017
Junior
(Rio, Santos)
2018
Tannat
(BR, UY, AR)
2018
Curie
(CL, US)
2019
Faster
(US, JP, TW)
2016
PLCN
(US, TW)
2020
Unity
(US, JP)
2010
Grace Hopper
(US, UK, ES)
2022
Network

5. Compute
App Engine
Google
Kubernetes
Engine (GKE)
Compute
Engine
Cloud
Functions
Cloud
Run
Google Cloud offers a range of compute services
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6. Storage
Cloud SQL
Cloud
Storage
Cloud
Bigtable
Cloud
Spanner
Datastore
Google Cloud also offers a range of storage services
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7. Vision API Speech-to-Text
API
Cloud
Translation API
AI Platform
Big data
Pub/Sub Dataflow Dataproc
BigQuery AI Platform
Notebooks
Machine learning
AutoML
Google Cloud offers services to get value from data
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8. Start with a Solid
Platform
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9. Google Cloud
Console
Web user
interface
>_
Cloud SDK and
Cloud Shell
Command-line
interface
Cloud Console
mobile app
For iOS and
Android
REST-based
API
For custom
applications
There are four ways to interact with Google Cloud
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10. The Cloud Console provides a web-based GUI for
you to manage Google Cloud projects and resources
● Centralized console for all project data.
● Execute common tasks using simple
mouse clicks.
● Manage and create projects.
● Access developer tools:
○ Cloud Source Repositories
○ Cloud SDK
○ Cloud Shell
● Access to product APIs.
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11. Logging in to the Cloud Console
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12. Interacting with the Cloud Console
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13. Every Google Cloud service you use is associated
with a project
● Enable services and APIs.
● Enable billing.
● Manage permissions and credentials.
● Track resource and quota usage.
● Programmatically manage your
projects in Google Cloud.
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14. Project ID Project name Project number
Globally unique Need not be unique Globally unique
Assigned by Google Cloud
but mutable during creation
Chosen by you Assigned by Google Cloud
Immutable after creation Mutable Immutable
Projects have three identifying attributes
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15. http://www.console.google.com
Creating a project
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16. Creating a project
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17. Thank You