Google has developed a certification path for IT professionals interested in becoming a cloud architect on the Google Cloud Platform (GCP). This certification program enables Google cloud professionals to prove their knowledge and abilities. The assessment is based on a rigorous examination conducted in accordance with industry standards to determine whether a candidate fulfills Google’s levels of proficiency.

Online Courses Available for Google Certified Professional Cloud Architects

Coursera

• Cloud Architecture with GCP Professional Certificate – This program equips you with the knowledge and skills necessary to enhance your career in cloud architecture and prepares you to obtain the prestigious Google Certified Professional Cloud Architect certification.
• Cloud Engineering with GCP Professional Certificate – You’ll discover and execute solution aspects, including infrastructure components such as systems, networks, and application services, into a mixture of presentations, demos, and labs.

LinkedIn Learning

• Google Cloud Platform Essential Training – Learn how to create an account and navigate the Google Cloud Platform’s console, Cloud Shell, application programming interfaces (APIs), and other tools.
• Google Cloud Platform (GCP) Essential Training for Developers – Gain expertise for installing and customizing App Engine’s optimized, secure, and scalable settings, as well as for establishing the Cloud SQL application architecture.

Udemy

• Google Professional Cloud Architect Certification – Udemy is constantly expanding labs, refocusing lectures, and updating knowledge relevant to Google Cloud Platform certification.
• Google Cloud Certified Professional Architect – Bootcamp – This course is to assist IT professionals in preparing for the GCC Professional Cloud Architect exam. It outlines the process of Google Cloud Platform, cloud identity and access management, virtual networking, data services, infrastructure automation, and test preparation.

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