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GCP Networking Mastery: From Beginner to Professional
Rating: 4.3 out of 5(7 ratings)
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GCP Networking Mastery: From Beginner to Professional

The complete hands-on guide to Google Cloud Platform networking, with key AWS insights
Created byAbiodun Ajibola
Last updated 9/2025
English

What you'll learn

  • GCP Networking Basics
  • Learn the structure and formation of an IPv4 addressing and Subnetting
  • Deep Dive into Networking on GCP
  • Learn some of the equivalent concept and hands-on on AWS
  • Practice alongside several basics to advanced hands-on Labs
  • Learn by building – Cloud networking from first VPC to hybrid multi-cloud deployments.
  • From student to cloud pro: design and troubleshoot real cloud networks with confidence
  • Master VPCs, load balancers, peering, hybrid connectivity & more — GCP-first, AWS-aware
  • The practical cloud networking course with demos, real-world setups, and cross-cloud mastery

Course content

9 sections51 lectures11h 14m total length
  • Course Introduction2:42
  • Environment Setup5:16

Requirements

  • A free or paid GCP account to follow along with hands-on labs [Optional free or paid AWS account too]
  • No prior GCP or networking experience required – this course starts from scratch
  • A computer with internet access
  • Curiosity and willingness to learn basics to advance networking

Description

This is your complete guide to mastering Google Cloud Networking — from foundational concepts to advanced architectures, real-world demos, and some automation with Terraform.

Whether you're a beginner or an IT professional transitioning to the cloud, this course takes you from zero to expert in designing, building, and managing network infrastructure on Google Cloud Platform (GCP) — with AWS equivalents as a powerful addition to help you become cloud-fluent across providers.

The course starts with core GCP networking services and progresses into advanced, production-ready patterns used by real-world teams, including hybrid connectivity, service networking, and load balancing. You'll get hands-on with practical labs, real-world scenarios, and Terraform automation.

By taking this course, you will:

  • Start from scratch — no prior GCP or networking experience is required

  • Understand the core components of GCP networking: Virtual Private Cloud (VPC), subnets, routes, firewalls, and Shared VPC

  • Learn to deploy and secure compute resources in public and private subnets using Compute Engine, Cloud NATCloud Load Balancer and Cloud DNS and Hybrid Cloud DNS

  • Configure Firewall Rules, Private Google Access, Private Service Access, Private Service Connect, and VPC Peering,

  • Master GCP Load Balancing: HTTP(S), TCP/UDP, Internal Load Balancers, Cloud Content Delivery Network (CDN), and Global Load Balancers

  • Set up hybrid connectivity with Cloud VPN, Interconnect, and Cloud Router

  • Explore Cloud DNS for internal name resolution, and DNS routing across environments

  • Automate some aspect using Terraform — build reusable, production-ready Infrastructure as Code (IaC) modules

  • Compare GCP features with AWS equivalents such as VPC, Subnets, ALB/NLB, Route53, Transit Gateway, and more

Who this course is for:

  • Anyone who wants to master GCP networking — no cloud background needed
  • Cloud learners aiming for roles like Cloud Engineer, Network Engineer, DevOps Engineer, or Solutions Architect
  • IT professionals transitioning to GCP from on-prem or AWS who need solid networking fundamentals
  • Students preparing for Google Cloud certification paths (Associate Cloud Engineer, Professional Cloud Network Engineer, etc.)
  • Developers and sysadmins who want to understand cloud infrastructure deeply
  • Anyone looking to build practical, real-world cloud networking projects — and automate them with Terraform
  • Professionals who want to be cross-cloud fluent, with side-by-side GCP and AWS networking comparisons