Modular Load Balancing with Terraform - Regional Load Balancer

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This program is a self-paced lab for students who want to learn about modular load balancing with Terraform, offered by Google Cloud as a non-degree program. It takes place online and lasts several weeks, helping students gain hands-on experience with the Regional Load Balancer.

The curriculum covers setting up various load balancers using the Regional Load Balancer GCP Terraform modules. Students will learn how to use Terraform and the Google Cloud console to configure and manage load balancers, developing skills in cloud computing and infrastructure management.

Upon completion, students can pursue careers as Cloud Engineers, Network Architects, DevOps Engineers, or Solutions Architects, working with companies that use Google Cloud and Terraform, such as tech startups or large enterprises.