← Professional Cloud Database Engineer
GCP · objective · 25% of the exam
Manage a solution that can span multiple database solutions
Exam objectives are the official skill domains Professional Cloud Database Engineer tests. Below are the official GCP docs our questions on this objective cite — review them, then practise.
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Official references for this objective
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Google Cloud — Bigtable: fast, flexible NoSQL | Google Cloud
Bigtable Data Boost enables users to run analytical queries, batch ETL processes, train ML models, or export data faster without affecting transactional workloads. Data Boost
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Google Cloud — Google Cloud databases | Google Cloud
Database Migration Service : Simplify migrations from MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, and Oracle databases to Cloud SQL and AlloyDB.
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Google Cloud — Storage Transfer Service | Google Cloud
Transfer data quickly and securely between object and file storage across Google Cloud, Amazon, Azure, on-premises, and more.
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Google Cloud — BigQuery | AI data platform | EDW
Streamline your migration path from Netezza, Oracle, Redshift, Teradata, Snowflake, or Databricks to BigQuery using the free, AI-powered and fully managed BigQuery Migration Service.
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Google Cloud — Cloud SQL for MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQL Server | Google Cloud
Stream data across heterogeneous databases, storage systems, and applications reliably and with minimal latency with Datastream and Datastream for BigQuery.
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Google Cloud — Database Migration Service | Google Cloud
For homogenous migrations, where the source and destination are the same database engine, Database Migration Service is offered at no additional charge.
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Google Cloud — SQL Server | Google Cloud
Bring your existing SQL Server licenses and run them on Compute Engine
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Google Cloud — Spanner: Always-on, virtually unlimited scale database | Google Cloud
Spanner integrates seamlessly with data lakehouses like BigQuery leveraging federated queries to analyze data across Spanner and BigQuery in real-time, or utilizing one-click reverse ETL