Google Cloud Platform Posted June 27, 2023 Share Posted June 27, 2023 In 2022 I published the networking 101 Google Cloud sheet v1. The purpose of the sheet is to help you get a quick lightweight understanding of common networking terms and also services that exist on Google Cloud. In 2023, I have updated the sheet with more topics to include data center terms.Networking 101 Google Cloud reference sheet v2The networking 101 Google Cloud sheet version 2 provides you with a quick glance of some common general networking terms. In addition to the areas covered in version 1, there’s a new section for data center networking terms. The document is divided into several topic areas and short definitions are placed under each. In addition to the descriptions, you will also find some common questions with answers included in some of the sheets sections. You can check out various topics under the following headings:Global Network I Global Network IIVPC and IP addressingOSI model and Internet modelTCP, TCP three-way handshake, UDP, QUICPacket, Frame and MTUARP, RARP, DNS & NATRouting, Cloud Router, Dynamic Routing, BGP, MPLS (updated)Data Center Networking - (new)Connectivity and Hybrid connectivity (updated)Network Security (updated)Traffic handling, Load balancing, Content Delivery (updated)Troubleshooting & Monitoring (updated)What happens when you type www.google.com in a browserNetworking 101 Google Cloud reference sheet v2 previewHands-on practiceYou can gain hands-on practice on the Google Cloud platform though the following methods:Sign up for skills boostVisit codelabsJump Starts solution. Click and deploy.You can see more Google Cloud services online via the interactive online developer cheat sheet. Want to ask a question, find out more or share a thought? Please connect with me on Linkedin and send me a message. Be sure to view the document and download the pdf of the Networking 101 Google Cloud reference sheet v2 on GitHub.Related Article6 Building blocks for cloud networking - Networking ArchitectureThis blog looks at 6 reference blocks of cloud networking and some services that can assist when designing your cloud networks.Read Article Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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