Introducing Google Cloud's Generative AI Leader Certification
Unlock the Future: Become a Generative AI Leader with our new certification. Ready to be at the forefront of t...
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OFFER EXTENDED: 50% off ANY Google Cloud certification until April 30.
Hi everyone, Great news! We've recently extended the deadline on our 50% voucher code for ANY certification in...
Build Seamless Integrations with Application Integration | Hands-On Lab
Looking to upskill in Google Cloud Application Integration? Our latest lab, Build and Configure an Integration...
Professional Data Engineer Exam: Becoming and Staying Certified in 2024
Make a Plan for Certification with PDE With Q1 rapidly progressing, now is a great time to make sure you have ...
[Read Me] Guidelines for Qwiklabs/Skills Boost credit sharing & requests in the GCC
Hi everyone! We’ve seen a lot of posts about sharing credits in the GCC, and some of you may have received mes...
Learning Badge Guide
We are going to be adding more and more Learning Badges to the Google Cloud Community as we move forward - eac...
Introduction to Community Challenges: A hands-on way to learn
We’re going to be posting Community Challenges within the Learning Forums on an ongoing basis. Community Chall...
Articles from Product Experts and Googlers
Untangle the API maze with Apigee API Hub
Mirror mirror on the wall, What do I do with my API sprawl, Where can I see them all, How to make sure they listen to my call, And to ensure their compliance doesn’t fall. API Hub is the one to rule them all!
Next-Gen Data Pipelines: Airflow 3 Arrives on Google Cloud Composer
We are thrilled to announce that Google is the first hyperscaler to provide selected customers with access to Apache Airflow 3 on our fully managed Cloud Composer 3 service. Discover how powerful new features like DAG Versioning, a modern React-based UI, and scheduler-managed backfills can help you innovate faster and more reliably.
Configuring GKE rollout sequencing
You can manage the order of automatic cluster upgrades across Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) clusters in multiple environments using rollout sequencing. For example, you can qualify a new version in pre-production clusters before upgrading production clusters.
