This hands-on workshop walks you through deploying a live website on Google Cloud Platform using Terraform — first the manual way, then the scalable way.

We’ll start by building everything directly in the Cloud Console so you see every moving part: projects, billing with provided credits, Cloud Storage, Cloud Functions, networking, permissions, and deployment. Then we transition to Infrastructure as Code — because once you feel how many clicks it takes to do things manually, you’ll understand why automation exists.

This isn’t just about getting a website online. It’s about understanding how real-world cloud systems are structured, secured, and reproducibly deployed.

In this workshop, our AI/ML speaker will cover:

• How cloud systems are structured — projects, billing with provided credits, APIs, IAM roles, and why permissions and networking decisions matter more than most tutorials admit.

• Manual vs. reproducible deployment — building a working cloud-based website through the Console first, then understanding how Infrastructure as Code eliminates fragile, click-based workflows.

• Designing for scalability and clarity — writing Terraform that is readable, modular, and production-aware rather than just “it works on my project.”

This session is built for Computer Engineering, Computer Science, and curious industry professionals who want to understand what actually happens behind a “Deploy” button.

Come ready to build. Leave understanding why automation isn’t optional.