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Google Cloud guidance — core services, IAM, VPC networking, GKE/Cloud Run choices, BigQuery, and cost control.

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## Overview

Google Cloud Platform combines Google's infrastructure heritage (global networking, Kubernetes origins, BigQuery) with a developer-friendly service set. Its networking model is distinctive — a single global VPC rather than per-region networks — and its IAM, while powerful, has its own learning curve around hierarchy and organization policies.

GCP rewards understanding a few core ideas: projects as the isolation boundary, IAM's resource hierarchy, the global VPC, and choosing between GCE/GKE/Cloud Run/Cloud Functions for compute. This skill covers those fundamentals, the key services, and cost control.

## When to use

- Designing architecture on GCP (choosing services).
- Setting up IAM (hierarchy, roles, service accounts, least privilege).
- Building VPC networking (subnets, firewall rules, Private Google Access).
- Choosing compute (GCE, GKE, Cloud Run, Cloud Functions).
- Using BigQuery for analytics (modeling, partitioning, cost control).
- Controlling GCP costs (budgets, committed use, BigQuery slot pricing).
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