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Get started with Google Cloud
Start by creating a Google Cloud account. Plus, you get $300 in free credits and free usage of 20+ products on signup to run, test, and deploy workloads.
Get started with Google Cloud
Get hands-on experience with
free usage of 20+ products , including popular products like AI APIs, Compute Engine, BigQuery, and more.
Start your platform setup
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IT administration
FinOps administration
Security engineering
DevOps engineering
Application development
Data analysis
IT administration
Establish administrators, billing accounts, and other settings in your Google Cloud environment.
FinOps administration
Set up billing, spending notifications, and resource structure to facilitate cost monitoring and optimization.
Security engineering
Familiarize yourself with core security concepts and tools that impact your security, privacy,
and compliance controls.
DevOps engineering
Start automating infrastructure and secure collaboration with teammates using Google Cloud tools and best practices.
Application development
Get basic API access and set up a development environment that can interact with Google Cloud services.
Data analysis
Analyze sample data using Google Cloud products with minimal setup.
Learn and experiment with pre-built solution templates.
Discover tools, resources, and products that enable interaction with Google Cloud using code.
Follow recommendations and best practices to design and operate a well-architected cloud topology.
A quick reference for Google Cloud products.
Compare AWS and Azure services to Google Cloud.
Explore our curriculum and grow your skills with Google Cloud Training.
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Last updated 2026-09-23 UTC.