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Associate Cloud Engineer
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An Associate Cloud Engineer deploys applications, monitors operations, and manages enterprise
Certification FAQs  solutions. This individual is able to use Google Cloud Console and the command-line interface to
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perform common platform-based tasks to maintain one or more deployed solutions that leverage
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Google-managed or self-managed services on Google Cloud.
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The Associate Cloud Engineer exam assesses your ability to:
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Certified directory Set up a cloud solution Ensure successful operation of a

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environment cloud solution

Plan and con gure a cloud Con gure access and security
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Deploy and implement a cloud

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About this ce i cation exam

Length: Two hours

Registration fee: $125 (plus tax where applicable)

Languages: English, Japanese, Spanish, Indonesian.

Exam format: Multiple choice and multiple select, taken remotely or in person at a test center.
Locate a test center near you.

Exam Delivery Method:

a. Take the online-proctored exam from a remote location, review the online testing requirements.

b. Take the onsite-proctored exam at a testing center, locate a test center near you.

Prerequisites: None

Recommended experience: 6 months+ hands-on experience with Google Cloud

Step 1: Get real world experience

Before attempting the ACE exam, it’s recommended that you have 6+ months hands-on
experience with Google Cloud products and solutions. Ready to start building? Explore the
Google Cloud Free Tier for free usage (up to monthly limits) of select products, including
BigQuery and Compute Engine.

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Step 2: Understand what’s on the exam

The ACE exam guide contains a complete list of topics that may be included on the exam.
Review the exam guide to determine if your skills align with the topics on the exam.

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Step 3: Review the sample questions

Familiarize yourself with the format of exam questions and example content that may be
covered on the Associate Cloud Engineer exam.

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Step 4: Round out your skills with training

If you are looking to structure preparation for the exam with additional training, here are some
options to explore either as online self-paced training, in-person classroom training, or hands-on
labs practice.

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Step 5: Check exam readiness

Complete the "Preparing for the Associate Cloud Engineer Examination" course to familiarize
yourself with the exam materials and to do a nal check for exam readiness.

Step 6: Schedule an exam

Register and select the option to take the exam remotely or at a nearby testing
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