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Anthos: Building Hybrid and Multi-Cloud Solutions with Google Cloud

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Overview

Uplatz provides this comprehensive course on Anthos. It is a self-paced course with pre-recorded video tutorials. You will be awarded Course Completion Certificate at the end of the course.

Anthos, by Google Cloud, is a platform for managing applications across different environments. This means you can use Anthos to run your applications on-premises (in your own data center), in the public cloud (like Google Cloud Platform), or even at the edge (closer to where your data is generated).

Anthos is a hybrid and multi-cloud platform from Google Cloud that enables organizations to build, deploy, and manage applications seamlessly across on-premises environments, Google Cloud Platform (GCP), and other cloud providers. It offers a consistent platform experience regardless of the underlying infrastructure, allowing organizations to modernize their applications and infrastructure while maintaining flexibility and choice.

Here's a breakdown of how Anthos works:

  • Kubernetes at its core: Anthos leverages Kubernetes, an open-source container orchestration platform, to manage containerized applications. If you're not familiar with containers, think of them as standardized units of software that package code and its dependencies together for easy deployment across different environments.
  • Consistent management: Anthos provides a consistent way to manage your Kubernetes clusters across all these environments. This means you can use the same tools and processes to deploy, scale, and manage your applications, regardless of where they're running.
  • Focus on applications: By handling the underlying infrastructure, Anthos lets developers focus on building and deploying applications instead of worrying about the complexities of managing different environments.

Here are some of the key benefits of using Anthos:

  • Hybrid and multi-cloud: Anthos gives you the flexibility to deploy and manage applications across different environments, whether on-premises, in the cloud, or at the edge.
  • Portability: Applications built on Anthos are portable across these environments, making it easier to migrate workloads or scale your applications as needed.
  • Simplified management: Anthos provides a unified management plane for your Kubernetes clusters, simplifying operations and reducing complexity.
  • Security and compliance: Anthos integrates with Google Cloud's security features to help you keep your applications secure and compliant with regulations.

Key features of Anthos include:

  1. Container Orchestration: Anthos leverages Kubernetes to orchestrate containerized workloads across hybrid and multi-cloud environments. It provides a unified control plane for managing clusters, scaling applications, and deploying updates consistently.

  2. Application Modernization: Anthos enables organizations to modernize their existing applications using container-based technologies. It supports containerization of legacy applications, allowing them to run on Kubernetes and take advantage of modern development practices.

  3. Security and Compliance: Anthos provides built-in security features and compliance controls to protect applications and data across hybrid and multi-cloud environments. It includes features such as identity and access management (IAM), encryption, network security policies, and audit logging.

  4. Monitoring and Logging: Anthos offers integrated monitoring and logging capabilities to provide visibility into application performance, health, and resource utilization. It supports tools such as Stackdriver Monitoring and Logging for real-time monitoring and troubleshooting.

  5. Service Mesh: Anthos Service Mesh, based on Istio, provides a dedicated infrastructure layer for managing service-to-service communication within microservices architectures. It offers features such as traffic management, security policies, and telemetry collection to enhance application reliability and observability.

  6. Policy Management: Anthos Config Management allows organizations to define and enforce policies consistently across hybrid and multi-cloud environments. It enables centralized policy management for resource configuration, access controls, and compliance requirements.

  7. Integration with Google Cloud Services: Anthos seamlessly integrates with other Google Cloud services and tools, including BigQuery, Cloud Pub/Sub, Cloud Storage, and AI Platform. This enables organizations to leverage additional services for data analytics, machine learning, and more.

  8. Vendor Lock-In Mitigation: Anthos helps mitigate vendor lock-in by providing a consistent platform experience across on-premises and cloud environments. It allows organizations to leverage existing infrastructure investments while adopting cloud-native technologies and practices.

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Anthos - Course Syllabus

  1. Introduction to Anthos

    • Overview of Anthos and its key features
    • Understanding the benefits of hybrid and multi-cloud architectures
    • Introduction to Anthos components: Kubernetes, Istio, Anthos Config Management, etc.
  2. Getting Started with Anthos

    • Setting up Anthos environment on Google Cloud Platform (GCP)
    • Configuring Anthos clusters and environments
    • Understanding Anthos pricing and billing considerations
  3. Deploying Applications with Anthos

    • Containerizing applications using Docker and Kubernetes
    • Deploying applications to Anthos clusters on-premises and in the cloud
    • Managing application lifecycle with Anthos
  4. Anthos Service Mesh

    • Introduction to service mesh architecture and benefits
    • Installing and configuring Istio for Anthos Service Mesh
    • Implementing traffic management, security policies, and telemetry collection with Istio
  5. Anthos Config Management

    • Overview of Anthos Config Management and GitOps principles
    • Managing configurations across hybrid and multi-cloud environments
    • Implementing policies and compliance controls with Anthos Config Management
  6. Security and Compliance with Anthos

    • Implementing security best practices for Anthos clusters and workloads
    • Integrating Anthos with identity and access management (IAM) systems
    • Addressing compliance requirements and regulatory standards with Anthos
  7. Monitoring and Logging with Anthos

    • Leveraging Stackdriver Monitoring and Logging for Anthos environments
    • Setting up alerts, dashboards, and logging pipelines
    • Monitoring application performance, health, and resource utilization
  8. Application Modernization with Anthos

    • Strategies for modernizing existing applications with Anthos
    • Refactoring monolithic applications into microservices architectures
    • Implementing continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) pipelines with Anthos
  9. Anthos on Different Cloud Providers

    • Deploying Anthos on other cloud providers (e.g., AWS, Azure)
    • Managing multi-cloud environments with Anthos
    • Best practices and considerations for Anthos deployments across multiple clouds
  10. Real-world Projects and Case Studies

    • Hands-on projects and case studies applying learned concepts
    • Building and deploying applications with Anthos for various use cases
    • Addressing real-world challenges and scenarios in Anthos deployments
  11. Best Practices and Optimization

    • Best practices for optimizing Anthos deployments for performance and cost-efficiency
    • Monitoring and optimizing Anthos clusters, workloads, and resources
    • Implementing auto-scaling, resource utilization, and cost management strategies
  12. Final Project and Certification

    • Capstone project demonstrating mastery of Anthos concepts and skills
    • Evaluation and feedback from instructors and peers
    • Course completion certificate for successful participants

This syllabus covers a comprehensive range of topics to equip participants with the knowledge, skills, and hands-on experience needed to deploy, manage, and optimize applications using Anthos on Google Cloud.

Who is this course for?

Everyone

Requirements

Passion & determination to achieve your goals!

Career path

  • Cloud Engineer
  • Cloud Architect
  • Google Cloud Platform (GCP) Engineer
  • Anthos Engineer
  • DevOps Engineer
  • Data Engineer
  • Software Engineer
  • GCP Architect
  • Cloud Platform Engineer
  • Google Cloud Engineer

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