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| Use Case | Why GCP | |----------|---------| | | BigQuery + Dataflow + Looker (acquired by Google) provide end-to-end pipeline with less ops work. | | Kubernetes-native applications | GKE offers the smoothest developer experience and operational maturity. | | ML/AI projects | Vertex AI unifies data prep, training, monitoring, and prediction; TensorFlow (Google) runs best here. | | Geo-distributed low-latency apps | Google’s edge network and Cloud CDN outperform competitors in global routing. | | Cost-sensitive startups | Sustained use + generous free tier ($300 credit + always-free services) lowers barrier to entry. | | Multi-cloud/on-prem need | Anthos provides consistent K8s across environments. |

The module serves as a deep dive into the core compute capabilities of Google Cloud Platform (GCP). While introductory courses cover the "what" of cloud computing, this module focuses on the "how"—specifically addressing how organizations deploy, manage, and scale virtualized hardware resources. It bridges the gap between theoretical cloud concepts and practical infrastructure management.

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A unique enterprise-grade, globally distributed, and strongly consistent relational database.

A fully managed serverless platform that allows developers to run containerized applications directly on top of Google’s auto-scaling infrastructure without managing servers. Storage and Databases

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Data management on GCP is divided by structured, unstructured, relational, and non-relational needs:

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