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Google Cloud Load Balancer is a fully distributed, software-defined managed service that offers a single IP address to serve as the front end, and automatic intelligent autoscaling of the back end. This means you don’t need to manage physical load balancing infrastructure.
In this course, you’ll learn about Google Cloud Load Balancer, how to identify the key components and choose which one is best for your implementation, and how to manage access control using Identity and Access Management. You’ll also explore how to run and scale services behind internal and external IP addresses, use a network load balancer to distribute traffic, distribute SSL and TCP traffic, and distribute traffic to applications running on back-end instances.
This course is one of a collection of courses that prepares learners for the Google Cloud Associate Cloud Engineer certification.

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Objectives

Google Associate Cloud Engineer: Google Cloud Load Balancing discover the key concepts covered in this course describe Google Cloud load balancer identify the load balancing components choose a load balancer for your implementation manage access control for cloud load balancing using IAM run and scale your services behind internal IP addresses run and scale your services behind a single external IP address run and scale services only accessible to your internal VM instances use a network load balancer to distribute traffic among your VMs within the same region distribute SSL traffic coming from the Internet to your VMs distribute TCP traffic coming from the Internet to your VMs distribute traffic to applications running on back-end instances summarize the key concepts covered in this course