Google Cloud
Official docs outline
17 sections- Resource Hierarchy and Projects
Organizations, folders, projects, resource inheritance, organization policies, and billing accounts.
- IAM
Principals, roles, permissions, allow policies, service accounts, workload identity, and least privilege.
- VPC Networking
VPC networks, subnets, firewall rules, routes, Cloud NAT, VPC peering, Shared VPC, and Private Google Access.
- Compute Engine
Virtual machine instances, machine types, persistent disks, images, instance templates, managed instance groups, and preemptible/spot VMs.
- Cloud Storage
Object storage buckets, storage classes, lifecycle management, signed URLs, uniform bucket-level access, and versioning.
- Google Kubernetes Engine
Managed Kubernetes clusters, Autopilot vs Standard, node pools, cluster networking, and Workload Identity.
- Cloud Run
Serverless containers, services and jobs, revisions and traffic splitting, concurrency, autoscaling, and request-based billing.
- Cloud Run Functions
Event-driven serverless functions, HTTP and CloudEvents triggers, runtimes, and function deployment.
- Cloud SQL
Managed MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQL Server, high availability, read replicas, backups, and private IP connectivity.
- Spanner and Firestore
Globally distributed relational Spanner with strong consistency and interleaved tables, plus document database concepts for Firestore.
- BigQuery
Serverless data warehouse, datasets and tables, SQL queries, partitioning and clustering, slots, loading and streaming data.
- Pub/Sub
Topics, subscriptions (pull and push), acknowledgement, ordering, dead-letter topics, and at-least-once delivery.
- Cloud Load Balancing
Global and regional load balancers, backend services, health checks, URL maps, and managed SSL certificates.
- Secret Manager
Secrets and secret versions, access control, rotation, and replication policies.
- Cloud Monitoring and Logging
Metrics, dashboards, alerting policies, log sinks, log-based metrics, Error Reporting, and Cloud Trace.
- Cloud Build and Artifact Registry
CI/CD build pipelines, build steps, triggers, and storing container images and packages in registries.
- Google Cloud Architecture Framework
Well-architected pillars for system design, operational excellence, security, reliability, cost, and performance.
Each section links to the official page. Titles and summaries by Extra Credit; the docs belong to their authors.