Cloud Storage and Containers for AWS Professionals

Are you an AWS engineer or architect looking to expand your multi-cloud expertise? Transitioning your skills to a new cloud environment doesn't mean starting from scratch; it's about mapping what you already know to new terminology and architectures. This text-based course provides a direct conceptual bridge from AWS services to GCP equivalents, focusing specifically on storage and containerized workloads. You will learn how to translate S3, ECR, and EKS concepts into Cloud Storage, Artifact Registry, and GKE, enabling you to design and deploy scalable, secure architectures. What you'll learn: - Map AWS S3 storage classes and IAM policies directly to Cloud Storage buckets and access controls - Transition from ECR to Artifact Registry for secure container image management - Deploy and manage containerized applications on GKE using GKE Autopilot for simplified operations - Understand the fundamental architectural and networking differences between VPCs in both cloud environments - Implement modern security best practices, including workload identity federation and service accounts - Apply cost-optimization strategies for storage and container orchestration in multi-cloud environments Course-content overview: We begin with essential terminology and structural comparisons before diving into step-by-step written guides for configuring storage buckets and deploying containerized applications. You will work through practical architectural scenarios that contrast AWS and GCP workflows side-by-side. Target audience: This course is designed for cloud engineers, architects, and developers who already have a foundational understanding of AWS and want to quickly adapt their skills to GCP storage and container ecosystems. Start reading today to expand your multi-cloud toolkit and confidently manage storage and container services on GCP.