Google Cloud Certified Associate Cloud Engineer Course

The Google Cloud Certified Associate Cloud Engineer is Google's entry-level cloud certification, built for people who deploy and manage workloads on Google Cloud. Passing the Associate Cloud Engineer exam proves you can set up a cloud environment, plan and configure a solution, secure access, and keep it running against target performance metrics. It has no prerequisites, so it is the usual first step before role-based credentials like the Google Cloud Certified Professional Cloud Architect.

This Google Cloud Certified Associate Cloud Engineer course pairs video training, hands-on labs, and full-length practice in one place:

• 280+ unique practice questions across 15 tests

• 72 video lectures, around 9 hours, across 8 sections

• 44 hands-on labs mapped to the exam domains

• Cloud Sandbox for live, in-browser practice on a real Google Cloud environment

• GCP ACE cheat sheet for quick exam reference

• 24/7 support from our Google Cloud subject matter experts

• Two years of unlimited access from the date of purchase

The GCP ACE practice test set is the core of your prep: 280+ practice questions across 15 tests, starting with a free Associate Cloud Engineer practice test of 25 questions. Each Google Cloud Certified Associate Cloud Engineer practice test comes with clear explanations, so wrong answers turn into things you actually learn. Once your scores hold steady, take the Final Test in exam mode, then book the exam with confidence. Download the GCP ACE cheat sheet for a fast recap before test day.

To build up to that, start with the 72 video lectures in this Associate Cloud Engineer online course to grasp core GCP services, networking, and operations. Then use the 44 hands-on labs and the Cloud Sandbox to see them working in a real Google Cloud environment. For a full overview of the Google Cloud Certified Associate Cloud Engineer exam, follow our Associate Cloud Engineer exam guide.

The Google Cloud Certified Associate Cloud Engineer exam is built around four areas, and the course curriculum maps directly onto them.

• Set up a cloud solution environment. Projects, billing, access, and the command-line tools you use to work with Google Cloud.

• Plan and implement a cloud solution. Compute, storage, networking, and data services, sized and deployed to fit the workload.

• Ensure the successful operation of a cloud solution. Managing and monitoring running resources across Compute Engine, Kubernetes Engine, and storage.

• Configure access and security. IAM roles, service accounts, and the controls that keep a deployment safe.

Google does not publish a percentage weight for each area, so treat all four as equally important on exam day. Every question maps back to one of them, so the exam rewards practical, working knowledge of Google Cloud rather than memorized theory.