Google Cloud: Controlling Cost
1h 21mIntermediate2022-10-07
Authors

Lynn Langit
Cloud Architect
Course details
Moving workloads to the cloud has many benefits, but without successful management, costs can be a big concern. In this course, instructor Lynn Langit shows you how to select and use tools and patterns to control Google Cloud service costs, helping them understand and use the best-fit Google Cloud tools and practices for cost control. Lynn goes over using billing reports, filtering cost views, and controlling compute engine costs, Kubernetes costs, and serverless costs. She explains how to control bucket costs, disk costs, CloudSQL and Spanner costs, and other data-related expenses. After providing an in-depth discussion of networking cost control, Lynn introduces cloud monitoring tools and how to use them for tasks like cloud billing, budgets and alerts, quotas, payment options, costs visualization, and more.
Skills covered
Google CloudBusiness AnalysisSoftware Development ToolsGoogleProject ManagementCloud PlatformsCloud ComputingBusiness Analysis and StrategySoftware DevelopmentOne-Off
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - State of Google Cloud cost control
- 02 - Who should watch this course
- 03 - A note about working with cloud services
1. Compute Cost Control
- 04 - Use billing reports
- 05 - Filter cost views
- 06 - Control Compute Engine costs
- 07 - Control Kubernetes costs
- 08 - Control Serverless costs
2. Data Cost Control
- 09 - Control bucket costs
- 10 - Control disk costs
- 11 - Control Cloud SQL and Spanner costs
- 12 - Control BigQuery costs
- 13 - Control BigTable costs
3. Networking Cost Control
- 14 - Control network ingress costs
- 15 - Control network egress and load balancer costs
- 16 - Control network logging costs
- 17 - Control monitoring costs
4. Cost Monitoring Tools
- 18 - Understand Cloud Billing
- 19 - Use budgets and alerts
- 20 - Use quotas
- 21 - Understand payment options
- 22 - Use committed use discounts
- 23 - Visualize costs with dashboards
Conclusion
- 24 - Next steps with controlling costs