Cloud SDK is a set of tools that you can use to manage resources and applications hosted on Google Cloud. These tools include the gcloud, gsutil, and bq command-line tools. Learn more or try the cheat sheet.

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Training and tutorials

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Codelab

Getting Started with Cloud Shell and the gcloud command-line tool

Create and connect to a virtual machine with the gcloud command-line tool.

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Tutorial

Filtering and formatting with Cloud SDK

Filter and format flags with your gcloud commands in order to produce meaningful results.

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Qwiklabs

Configuring IAM Permissions with the gcloud command-line tool

Create and manage Cloud Identity and Access Management(IAM) configurations with the gcloud command-line tool.

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Codelab

Building a Serverless Data Pipeline: IoT to Analytics

Build a weather data pipeline and get familiar with Google Cloud, using an Internet of Things (IoT) device, Cloud SDK, and a few handy Google Cloud services.

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Use cases

Explore use cases, reference architectures, whitepapers, best practices, and industry solutions.

Use case

Google Cloud overview

Understand the overall landscape and commonly used features of Google Cloud.

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Case study

A machine learning pipeline for virtual material testing

A high-level description of how Quantiphi used BigQuery to handle, clean, and transform large sensor data files and training ML classifiers using the TensorFlow Estimator API on Compute Engine.

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Use case

Set up CI/CD with Spinnaker and Binary Authorization

Perform continuous integration and continuous delivery to a Kubernetes cluster using Cloud Build for building images, Spinnaker for continuous deployment, and Binary Authorization with keys hosted in Cloud Key Management Service.

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Videos

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