Google deployment manager

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Google Deployment Manager allows users to define and provision infrastructure resources in Google Cloud Platform through code. The speaker will discuss how GDG chapters can use Google Deployment Manager and infrastructure as code to automate deployments, build communities of experts on Google technologies like Cloud and Golang, and help members get certified. Google Deployment Manager is similar to AWS CloudFormation in that it allows defining and provisioning infrastructure through templates.

Google Deployment
Manager
May 2021 - gdg.community.dev

About the speaker GDG
@luillyfe
GDG Chapter Cúcuta!

gdg.community.dev gives our organizers a platform built
specifically for our communities with full control over the
features and the ability to steer the development as needed
for the future. GDGs have grown to a point where they need
a space built for them specifically.
The New Platform

1. Community Goals
2. Cloud Computing
3. Google Cloud Computing
4. Infrastructure as Code
5. Google Deployment Manager
Agenda

Build a community who can learn, and be passionate about
Google Technologies, (Cloud Computing, Golang, rxjs)
Build a community of experts!
Get certified!
Community Goals

“Google Cloud removes a lot of the operational
complexity from our ecosystem. That frees up time,”
Tyson Singer, vice president of technology and
platform at Spotify

Google Cloud
Deployment Manager
is the equivalent of
Cloudformation on
the AWS
Vitthal Srinivasan
“
”
Former Google Employee

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