
Explore Vertex AI Studio in this walk-through, generating images, video, music, and code with Nano Banana Pro, and learn to use live API with Gemini to build AI apps.
Create and copy an api key in Vertex AI Studio to enable code use in your local development environment, then paste the key into your program for the next lecture.
Explore how to create and manage Colab Enterprise runtimes using templates, selecting machine types, idle time, and networking, then connect, run code, and schedule recurring executions.
Learn to create a Workbench instance, attach a notebook, and configure runtimes with machine types, GPUs, JupyterLab versions, and a service account for shared access.
Use Vertex AI to train, develop, and deploy models. Link data to a GCS bucket or BigQuery, train with AutoML or custom training, and deploy via endpoints from model registry.
Perform custom training with a pre-built container using tensorflow on a 10,000-row sentiment CSV from kegger.com, uploaded to a GCS bucket, to build a classifier that predicts sentiment levels.
Create a 768-dimension embedding index with cosine distance, set an index ID, choose batch or stream updates and an approximate neighbor count, then deploy a public endpoint in London.
Explore how retrieval augmented generation grounds an llm with private data by converting it into vector space embeddings for semantic search, enabling llm-powered private data insights.
Configure a RegEngine in basic tier, create a corpus from Google Cloud Storage, attach two text files about global warming, and generate embeddings for vector search.
Create and configure a custom search app with Vertex AI Search, linking multiple datastores, testing via curl, and integrating with websites through a widget or application programming interface.
Explore google adk as an open-source, cloud-integrated framework for building ai agents. It offers multimodal outputs, memory handling, multistep reasoning, and tool integrations within a multi-agent system.
Explore the GCP Vertex AI console options for ADK agents, focusing on four direct development paths: agent designer, agent garden, agent engine, and advanced MCP integration.
A multi-agent system coordinates a root agent with sub-agents for hotel, flight, and itinerary, and uses A2A protocols to connect to external services.
A fast, hands-on guide for developers to build Generative AI, RAG pipelines, and AI Agents using Google Vertex AI.
Google Vertex AI has become the backbone for building production-grade Generative AI applications using Gemini models, vector search, RAG engines, and agentic workflows.
This crash course is designed to take you from zero to building real GenAI systems on Vertex AI.
In around 6 hours, you’ll gain practical, working knowledge of:
Gemini and Google’s model ecosystem
Google GenAI SDK with Python Code
Vertex AI Studio and Model Garden
Notebooks and development environments
Core ML concepts on Vertex AI
Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG)
AI Agents using Google ADK and Agent Engine
Multi Agent System with ADK
Colab Enterprise
Jupyterlab Workbench
Train with AutoML
Custom Training
Deploy with Vertex AI Endpoints
Model Registry
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
Understand Google’s AI model ecosystem (Gemini, Imagen, Veo, and more)
Use Vertex AI Model Garden and Vertex AI Studio effectively
Authenticate and access models using API keys, service accounts, and ADC
Work with Vertex AI notebooks, Colab Enterprise, and Workbench
Understand Vertex AI training options including AutoML and custom training
Build, deploy, and test ML models on Vertex AI
Create embeddings and vector indexes for semantic search
Implement RAG pipelines using RAG Engine and Vertex AI Search
Design, build, and deploy AI Agents using Google ADK and Agent Engine
Run agents locally and deploy them on Google Cloud