Google Cloud OnBoard 후기 & 정리본 링크 | Google Cloud OnBoard Review & Summary Notes Link

2019년 11월 26일 세종대학교에서 열린 Google Cloud OnBoard에 다녀왔습니다.

11월 초 summit에 다녀오긴 했는데 실제로 핸즈온 세션이 열린다고 해서 갔다왔습니다.

 

https://inthecloud.withgoogle.com/onboard-global/core-ko-register.html?utm_content=summit-invite&utm_source=summit&utm_medium=event&utm_campaign=FY19-Q4-apac-onboard-operational-er-KROnBoardSeoul_EV_summit

Cloud OnBoard

 

요약하자면 기대와는 다르게 핸즈온 세션보다 그냥 듣는 세미나가 더 길었는데, 그래도 학교를 빠지고 하루를 투자해서 갔다온 행사였어서 최대한 여기에서의 정보를 활용할 수 있는 방법을 고민하다가 결국 블로그 포스팅을 하게되었습니다.

 

1. 자료집 워드본

나눠준 자료집을 한번 워드로 옮기면서 머리속에 어떤 제품이 있는지 메모해두고, 앞으로 백엔드 개발하면서 제 글을 참고해서 인프라 구축할 때 도움이 될 것 같아서 정리한 링크는 아래와 같습니다.

 

https://jyami.tistory.com/28

[Cloud OnBoard] 1 - Google Cloud Platform 소개

 

https://jyami.tistory.com/29

[Cloud OnBoard] 2 - 가상머신 및 스토리지

https://jyami.tistory.com/30

[Cloud OnBoard] 3 - 컨테이너 및 앱 개발, 배포, 모니터링

https://jyami.tistory.com/31

[Cloud OnBoard] 4 - 빅데이터 및 머신러닝

 

2.  행사

행사 자체는 Summit하고 굉장히 비슷했어요 GCP에 대한 전반적인 소개, 각 제품의 특징을 소개하는 세미나로 이루어 졌습니다.

그래도 중간에 quiklab 쿠폰이나 Coursera 쿠폰을 주셔서 줍줍 했네요ㅋㅋ

 

행사장 가는길 그리고 기념품

이번 행사는 끝나면 Cloud 팝소켓을 주더라구요! 수료증도 준다고 해서, 학교 빠진 것때문에 끝까지 앉아있다 왔습니다.

 

Google Cloud 행사에는 항상 게임기가 있네요ㅋㅋ

세션에 대한 정리는 위를 참고하시면 될 것 같구요.

사실 핸즈온 세션의 비중이 높은줄 알고왔지만 세션이 다 끝나고 있던 클라우드 히어로가 아무래도 직접 킥랩을 풀어보는 세션이라 그런지 가장 기억에 남네요

 

Google Cloud Platform 과 관련해서 문제를 푸는거였는데요 킥랩을 얼마나 많이 빨리 푸느냐에 따라 점수가 달라졌습니다. 아무래도 저는 GCP를 접한지 얼마 안되서 1번 2번을 풀다가 그만 했어요ㅋㅋ 3번은 kubernetes를 내 킥랩계정에 설정하는거였는데 kubernetes까지는 어렵더군요!

그래서 약 1시간동안 다같이 cloud hero문제를 풀고 1등부터 10등까지 랭킹에 드신분들에게는 히어로 망토랑 cloud 백팩을 주셨습니다!

 

근데 행사 당시 아무래도 인원이 많아서 그런지 인터넷도 너무 안좋았고, Gshell도 갑자기 너무 많은 요청이 들어와서 그런지 프로비저닝이 끝나지 않아서ㅠㅠㅠ 기다리던 시간이 조금 많았는데, 

만약 제가 정말 GCP를 잘아는 사람이라서 망토를 노릴 정도였다면 많이 아쉬웠을 것 같아요.

 

3. 세미나 요약 표!

그래서 아무래도 전체 행사가 세미나로 이루어져 있다보니까 집에 돌아와서 세미나내용이라도 얼추 제대로 읽어보기라도 하자 생각해서 하게된게 블로그 포스팅이었습니다ㅋㅋ

 

온보딩에 못가서 어떤걸 했는지 아쉬웠던 분들은 참고 하시면 좋을 것 같아요

 

1. 컴퓨팅 옵션 비교

2. 부하 분산 옵션 비교

3. 상호 연결 옵션 비교

4. 스토리지 옵션 비교

5. Google Cloud Storage 클래스 중에서 선택하기

On November 26, 2019, I attended Google Cloud OnBoard held at Sejong University.

I had already been to the summit in early November, but I went again because they said there would be hands-on sessions.

 

https://inthecloud.withgoogle.com/onboard-global/core-ko-register.html?utm_content=summit-invite&utm_source=summit&utm_medium=event&utm_campaign=FY19-Q4-apac-onboard-operational-er-KROnBoardSeoul_EV_summit

Cloud OnBoard

 

To sum it up, contrary to my expectations, the seminar portion was longer than the hands-on sessions. Still, since I skipped school and invested a whole day to attend this event, I was thinking about how to make the most of the information I got — and that's how I ended up writing this blog post.

 

1. Handout Material — Word Transcription

I transferred the handout materials into a Word document to keep a mental note of what products are available. I figured it would come in handy as a reference when setting up infrastructure for backend development in the future. Here are the organized links:

 

https://jyami.tistory.com/28

[Cloud OnBoard] 1 - Introduction to Google Cloud Platform

 

https://jyami.tistory.com/29

[Cloud OnBoard] 2 - Virtual Machines and Storage

https://jyami.tistory.com/30

[Cloud OnBoard] 3 - Containers, App Development, Deployment, and Monitoring

https://jyami.tistory.com/31

[Cloud OnBoard] 4 - Big Data and Machine Learning

 

2.  The Event

The event itself was very similar to the Summit. It consisted of seminars that gave a general overview of GCP and introduced the features of each product.

But they did give out Qwiklabs coupons and Coursera coupons during the event, so I snagged those lol

 

On the way to the venue, and the swag

At this event, they gave out Cloud PopSockets when it was over! They also said they'd give out certificates of completion, so since I had already skipped school for this, I stayed until the very end.

 

There's always an arcade machine at Google Cloud events lol

You can refer to the links above for the session summaries.

I actually came expecting a heavy focus on hands-on sessions, but the Cloud Hero activity at the end — where you actually solve Qwiklabs challenges yourself — ended up being the most memorable part.

 

It was about solving problems related to Google Cloud Platform, and your score depended on how many Qwiklabs challenges you solved and how fast. Since I was pretty new to GCP, I only managed to solve problems 1 and 2 before calling it quits lol. Problem 3 was about setting up Kubernetes on your Qwiklabs account, and that was just too hard for me!

So after about an hour of everyone solving Cloud Hero challenges together, the top 10 ranked participants received hero capes and Cloud backpacks!

 

But since there were so many people at the event, the internet was really bad, and Google Cloud Shell seemed overwhelmed by all the requests — provisioning just wouldn't finish 😭😭😭 There was quite a bit of waiting around.

If I had actually been someone who knew GCP well enough to compete for the cape, I would've been pretty frustrated.

 

3. Seminar Summary Charts!

Since pretty much the entire event was seminars, I came home thinking I should at least properly read through the seminar content — and that's what led me to write this blog post lol

 

If you missed the onboarding event and were curious about what was covered, hopefully this will be helpful!

 

1. Comparing Compute Options

2. Comparing Load Balancing Options

3. Comparing Interconnect Options

4. Comparing Storage Options

5. Choosing Among Google Cloud Storage Classes