Got 99 problems but a switch ain’t one

In my experience lots of great IT architects and engineers struggle to manage the complexity of integrating networks across on-premises and cloud environments and properly take advantage of the many cloud networking solutions. Next week I’m delivering a 2 day training course on Google Cloud networking where I’m going to help people do exactly this.

My delegates will be learning how to:

• Connect an infrastructure to the cloud securely and efficiently?using various options like Dedicated Interconnect, Cloud VPN, and Peering solutions.
• Leverage the power of Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) to create isolated and secure networks?within Google Cloud, with granular control over access and resources.
• Manage domain names and DNS records effectively?with Cloud DNS.
• Establish secure private connections to various services?within the Google Cloud network, including Google APIs, third-party and own services.
• Optimise network performance and scalability?with tools like Cloud Load Balancing, Cloud CDN, and Network Intelligence Center.
• Implement robust security measures?to protect their networks and resources with Firewall Rules, Cloud Armor, Cloud IDS, and VPC Service Controls.

At the end of the session they will have:

• Gained the skills and knowledge?needed to navigate the complexities of hybrid and native cloud environments.
• Enhanced their career prospects?by staying ahead of the curve in cloud networking technologies.
• Started to work towards earning the Google Professional Cloud Network Engineer certification.

Sound good to anyone? If so check out this and the many other course offerings we have at https://www.jellyfish.com/en-gb/training/

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