1.
Create a Cloud Function with a target of HTTP
2.
Create a Cloud Scheduler job with a target of HTTP
3.
Create a Cloud Function with a target of Cloud Pub/Sub
4.
Create a Cloud Scheduler job with a target of Cloud Pub/Sub
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1.
Cloud Dataprep
2.
Cloud Composer
3.
Cloud Dataflow
4.
Cloud Dataproc
Q 2 / 51
Note: Free trial doesn't have the organizations.1.
Temporary
2.
Free Tier
3.
Local
4.
Organizational
Q 3 / 51
1.
metadata
2.
security scans
3.
network endpoint groups
4.
health checks
Q 4 / 51
1.
BigQuery
2.
Cloud Pub/Sub
3.
IoT Broker
4.
Bigtable
Q 5 / 51
1.
Cloud Functions and ML Kit
2.
Firebase and AI Platform jobs
3.
Firebase and ML Kit
4.
Cloud Functions and AI Platform jobs
Q 6 / 51
1.
GCP deployment
2.
YAML configuration file
3.
Python nested template
4.
stateful set
Q 7 / 51
1.
Upload the notebook to Google Colaboratory. Set the hardware accelerator to use GPU.
2.
Create a notebook instance with TPU. Upload the notebook to the instance.
3.
Create a notebook instance with GPU. Upload the notebook to the instance.
4.
Upload the notebook to Google Colaboratory. Set the hardware accelerator to use TPU.
Q 8 / 51
1.
Requester Pays
2.
Bucket Lock
3.
Bucket Policy Only
4.
Encryption Type
Q 9 / 51
1.
execution time in Cloud Storage logs
2.
execution time in Stackdriver logs
3.
text payload in Stackdriver logs
4.
text payload in Cloud Storage logs
Q 10 / 51
1.
1. Create a VPN from GCP to your corporate network. 2. Create a GCP network for the project. 3. Create the VM instances to support the application.
2.
1. Create a GCP network for the project. 2. Create a VPN from your corporate network to GCP. 3. Create the VM instances to support the application.
3.
1. Create a GCP network for the project. 2. Create a VPN from GCP to your corporate network. 3. Create the VM instances to support the application.
4.
1. Create a VPN from your corporate network to GCP. 2. Create a GCP network for the project. 3. Create the VM instances to support the application.
Q 11 / 51
1.
Enable Requester Pays on the project.
2.
Enable Requester Pays on the bucket.
3.
Change the default storage class from multi-regional to regional.
4.
Change the default storage class from regional to multi-regional.
Q 12 / 51
1.
Firebase Crashlytics
2.
Firebase Crashlytics and Stackdriver
3.
Firebase Testlab and Stackdriver
4.
Stackdriver
Q 13 / 51
1.
Plan to use BigQuery. Create a BigQuery data set to hold the data.
2.
Plan to use Cloud SQL. Enable Cloud SQL Transfer Data API.
3.
Plan to use Cloud SQL. Create a Cloud SQL Database to hold the data.
4.
Plan to user BigQuery. Enable BigQuery Transfer Data API.
Q 14 / 51
1.
Docker Hub
2.
Compute Engine base images
3.
GCP Marketplace
4.
Google Kubernetes Engine base images
Q 15 / 51
1.
Use the GCP Billing console Budgets section to set a billing alert. The billing admin will be notified if the alert threshold is exceeded.
2.
Use the GCP Billing console Budgets section to set a billing alert. The organizational admin will be notified if the alert threshold is exceeded.
3.
Use the GCP Organizational console Budgets section to set a billing alert. The project admin will be notified if the alert threshold is exceeded.
4.
Use the GCP Organizational console Budgets section to set a billing alert. The organizational admin will be notified if the alert threshold is exceeded.
Q 16 / 51
1.
Redis and Oracle
2.
MySQL and Oracle
3.
Redis and PostgreSQL
4.
MySQL and PostgreSQL
Q 17 / 51
1.
Cloud Run
2.
Cloud Run on Google Kubernetes Engine
3.
Cloud Functions
4.
Google Kubernetes Engine
Q 18 / 51
1.
Firebase Emulator
2.
Firebase Emulator and GCP Rules Simulator
3.
GCP policy emulator and Firebase Rules Simulator
4.
Firebase Emulator and Firebase Rules Simulator
Q 19 / 51
1.
Dialogflow
2.
Natural Language Translation
3.
Speech API
4.
AutoML Natural Language
Q 20 / 51
1.
Stackdriver
2.
Istio
3.
Knative
4.
Spinnaker
Q 21 / 51
1.
Configure the clients to connect via the default cluster IP.
2.
Configure an external name. Configure the clients to connect via the external name.
3.
Configure a node port. COnfigure the clients to connect via the node port.
4.
Configure a load balancer. Configure the clients to connect via the load balancer.
Q 22 / 51
1.
Create a Cloud Pub/Sub subscription backup.
2.
Create a Cloud Pub/Sub subscription topic.
3.
Create a Cloud Pub/Sub subscription snapshot.
4.
Create a Cloud Pub/Sub subscription.
Q 23 / 51
1.
coldline
2.
multi-regional
3.
regional
4.
nearline
Q 24 / 51
1.
`gcloud cp gs://myBucket test.txt`
2.
`gsutil cp gs://myBucket test.txt`
3.
`gcloud cp test.txt gs://myBucket`
4.
`gsutil cp test.txt gs://myBucket`
Q 25 / 51
1.
`cbt createfamily cf1 my-table`
2.
`cbt createfamily my-table cf1`
3.
`gcloud createfamily cf1 my-table cf1`
4.
`gcloud createfamily my-table cf1`
Q 26 / 51
1.
`gcloud ssh compute [instance_name
2.
`compute ssh connect [instance_name
3.
`gcloud compute ssh [instance_name
4.
`compute connect ssh [instance_name
Q 27 / 51
1.
Segment the objects into two buckets. For the CORS objects, set the CORS policy at the bucket level.
2.
Segment the objects into two buckets. For the CORS objects, set the CORS policy at the bucket level. Add client-side code to handle the requests.
3.
Leave the objects in one bucket. Set the CORS policy at the object level.
4.
Leave the objects in one bucket. Set the CORS policy at the object level. Add client-side code to handle the requests.
Q 28 / 51
1.
Cloud Functions and Cloud Spanner
2.
Cloud Functions and Cloud Pub/Sub
3.
Cloud Run and Cloud Pub/Sub
4.
Cloud Run and Cloud Spanner
Q 29 / 51
1.
instance templates
2.
instance groups
3.
snapshots
4.
instances
Q 30 / 51
1.
Google Container Registry
2.
GitLab
3.
Artifactory
4.
Docker Hub
Q 31 / 51
1.
Configure firewall rules.
2.
Configure VPC Network Peering.
3.
Configure routes.
4.
Configure external IP addresses.
Q 32 / 51
1.
group
2.
folder
3.
project
4.
organization
Q 33 / 51
1.
GCP VMs
2.
GCP buckets
3.
GCP credentials
4.
GCP users
Q 34 / 51
1.
organization
2.
billing account
3.
folder
4.
payment account
Q 35 / 51
1.
Cloud DNS
2.
Cloud NAT
3.
Cloud CDN
4.
Cloud Load Balancing
Q 36 / 51
1.
Use a private key for each device. Keep the private key secret.
2.
Use a public key for each device. Keep the public key secret.
3.
Use a public private key pair for each device. Keep the public key secret.
4.
Use a public private key pair for each device. Keep the private key secret.
Q 37 / 51
1.
Configure and launch the WordPress HA deployment template from the GCP Marketplace.
2.
Configure and launch the WordPress HA deployment template from the WordPress Marketplace.
3.
Create, configure, and launch a WordPress HA deployment template on Compute Engine.
4.
Create, configure, and launch a WordPress HA deployment template on Google Kubernetes Engine.
Q 38 / 51
1.
Add a Cloud Build trigger, and set it to fire on commit to associate repository.
2.
Add a Cloud Build function, and set it to fire on commit to associate repository.
3.
Add a Cloud Build trigger, and set it to fire on commit to associate registry.
4.
Add a Cloud Build function, and set it to fire on commit to associate registry.
Q 39 / 51
1.
Specify the decryption key with the same name as the encryption key. At least one version of a key with that name must be enabled.
2.
Specify a decryption key and version with the same name as the encryption key and version. The name key and that version must be enabled.
3.
Specify the decryption key with the same name as the encryption key. The named key and that version must be enabled.
4.
Specify a decryption key and version with the same name as the encryption key and version. At least one version of a key with that name must be enabled.
Q 40 / 51
1.
Nothing. Images are encrypted by default with a Google-managed key.
2.
Nothing. Images are encrypted by default with a customer-managed key.
3.
Associate you image with a customer-managed key to encrypt it.
4.
Associate you image with a Google-managed key to encrypt it.
Q 41 / 51
1. Create a Filestore instance. 2. Mount the fileshare from that instance on a client VM instance. 3. Create a Compute Instance VM to be the client. 4. Create a file on the mounted fileshare. 1. Create a Filestore instance. 2. Mount the fileshare from that instance on a client VM instance. 3. Create a file on the mounted file share. 4. Create a Compute Instance VM to be the client. 1. Create a Compute Instance VM to be the client. 2. Create a Filestore instance. 3. Mount the file share from that instance on a client VM instance. 4. Create a file on the mounted fileshare. 1. Create a Compute Instance VM to be the client. 2. Create a Cloud Filestore instance. 3. Mount the fileshare from that instance on a client VM instance. 4. Create a file on the mounted file share.1.
1. Create a Filestore instance.
2. Mount the fileshare from that instance on a client VM instance.
3. Create a Compute Instance VM to be the client.
4. Create a file on the mounted fileshare.
2.
1. Create a Filestore instance.
2. Mount the fileshare from that instance on a client VM instance.
3. Create a file on the mounted file share.
4. Create a Compute Instance VM to be the client.
3.
1. Create a Compute Instance VM to be the client.
2. Create a Filestore instance.
3. Mount the file share from that instance on a client VM instance.
4. Create a file on the mounted fileshare.
4.
1. Create a Compute Instance VM to be the client.
2. Create a Cloud Filestore instance.
3. Mount the fileshare from that instance on a client VM instance.
4. Create a file on the mounted file share.
Q 42 / 51
1.
Analyze machine usage to verify that machines will be on for more that 25% of the time, and verify that contained use discounts have been automatically applied to your bill.
2.
Analyze machine usage to verify that machines will be on for more that 25% of the time, and verify that sustained use discounts have been automatically applied to your bill.
3.
Analyze machine usage to verify that machines will be on for more than 25% of the time and purchase contained use discounts.
4.
Analyze machine usage to verify that machines will be on for more than 25% of the time and purchase sustained use discounts.
Q 43 / 51
1.
Cloud SQL
2.
Bigtable
3.
Cloud Spanner
4.
BigQuery
Q 44 / 51
1.
Take a snapshot
2.
Create an instance group
3.
Create an instance template
4.
Create an image
Q 45 / 51
1.
At minimum, you should have two levels of access: one for admins, one for users.
2.
At minimum, you should have three levels of access: one for networking, one for security, one for developers.
3.
At minimum, you should have three levels of access: one for admins, one for security, one for users.
4.
At minimum, you should have two levels of access: one for networking, one for developers.
Q 46 / 51
1.
Cloud Functions
2.
Cloud Run
3.
Google Kubernetes Engine
4.
Google Compute Engine
Q 47 / 51
1.
Configure Stackdriver Error Reporting.
2.
Configure Stackdriver Profiler.
3.
Configure Stackdriver Trace.
4.
Configure Stackdriver Debug.
Q 48 / 51
1.
Google App Engine.
2.
Cloud Functions.
3.
Google Kubernetes Engine.
4.
Google Compute Engine.
Q 49 / 51
Explanation: _BigQuery offers a choice of two pricing models for runnig queries: on-demand (you are charged for the number of bytes processes by each query) and flat-rate (you purchase slots - dedicated processing capacity)._ If the exploratory queries are one-off, running in Interactive mode using on-demand pricing seems to be the optimal answer.1.
Set the job priority for each query to Batch and expect to see query results immediately.
2.
Set the job priority for each query to Interactive and expect to see query results immediately.
3.
Set the job priority for each query to Batch and expect to see query results within 24 hours.
4.
Set the job priority for each query to Batch and expect to see query results within 24 hours.
Q 50 / 51
1.
Create a VM instance, and then SSH into the instance and install Kubernetes tools.
2.
Create a VM instance, and then SSH into the instance and install Docker tools.
3.
Create a VM instance and, in the web UI, select Allow HTTP traffic.
4.
Create a VM instance and, in the web Ul, select Deploy a container image to this instance.
Q 51 / 51