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1What is the benefit of implementing a transformation cloud that is based on open infrastructure?
- AOpen source software reduces the chance of vendor lock-in.
- BOpen source software makes it easier to patent proprietary software.
- COn-premises software isn't open source, so cloud applications are more portable.
- DOpen standards make it easier to hire more developers.
2Which item describes a goal of an organization seeking digital transformation?
- AReduce emissions by using faster networks in their on-premises workloads.
- BEnsure better security by decoupling teams and their data.
- CBreak down data silos and generate real time insights.
- DStreamline their hardware procurement process to forecast at least a quarter into the future.
3An organization has made significant investments in their own infrastructure and has regulatory requirements for their data to be hosted on-premises. Which cloud implementation would best suit their needs?
- APlatform as a service
- BPublic Cloud
- CPrivate Cloud
- DSoftware as a service
4Select the definition of digital transformation.
- AWhen an organization uses new digital technologies to create or modify financial models for how a business is run.
- BWhen an organization uses new digital technologies to create or modify technology infrastructure to focus on cost saving.
- CWhen an organization uses new digital technologies to create or modify business processes, culture, and customer experiences.
- DWhen an organization uses new digital technologies to create or modify on-premises business processes.
5An organization has a new application, and user subscriptions are growing faster than on-premises infrastructure can handle. What benefit of the cloud might help them in this situation?
- AIt's secure, so the organization won't have to worry about the new subscribers data.
- BIt's cost effective, so the organization will no longer have to pay for computing once the app is in the cloud.
- CIt's scalable, so the organization could shorten their infrastructure deployment time.
- DIt provides physical access, so the organization can deploy servers faster.
6What is seen as a limitation of on-premises infrastructure, when compared to cloud infrastructure?
- AThe on-premises networking is more complicated.
- BScaling processing is too difficult due to power consumption.
- CThe on-premises hardware procurement process can take a long time.
- DMaintenance workers do not have physical access to the servers.
7What is the cloud?
- AA metaphor for a network of data centers.
- BA Google product for computing large amounts of data.
- CA Google product made up of on-premises IT infrastructure.
- DA metaphor for the networking capability of internet providers.
8As the world and business changes, organizations have to decide between embracing new technology and transforming, or keeping their technology and approaches the same. What risks might an organization face by not transforming as their market evolves?
- AFocusing on ‘why’ they operate can lead to inefficient use of resources and disruption.
- BOrganizations risk losing market leadership if they spend too much time on digital transformation.
- CFocusing on ‘how’ they operate can prevent organizations from seeing transformation opportunities.
- DEmbracing new technology can cause organizations to overspend on innovation.
9Select the two capabilities that form the basis of a transformation cloud? Select two correct answers.
- ACollaboration cloud ensures that the device a user connects with only works on the corporate network.
- BSustainable cloud ensures the costs of cloud resources are controlled to prevent budget overrun.
- CData cloud provides a unified solution to manage data across the entire data lifecycle.
- DOpen infrastructure gives the freedom to innovate by running applications in the place that makes the most sense.
- EA trusted cloud gives control of all resources to the user to ensure high availability at all times.
10An organization has shifted from a CapEx to OpEx based spending model. Which of these statements is true?
- AThey will only pay for what they use.
- BThey will only pay for what they forecast.
- CHardware procurement is done by a centralized team.
- DBudgeting will only happen on an annual basis.
11An organization wants to ensure they have redundancy of their resources so their application remains available in the event of a disaster. How can they ensure this happens?
- ABy assigning a different IP address to each resource.
- BBy putting resources in different zones.
- CUsing the edge network to cache the whole application image in a backup.
- DBy putting resources in the Domain Name System (DNS).
12Which network performance metric describes the amount of data a network can transfer in a given amount of time?
- AFiber optics
- BBandwidth
- CLatency
- DDomain Name System (DNS)
13An organization wants to innovate using the latest technologies, but also has compliance needs that specify data must be stored in specific locations. Which cloud approach would best suit their needs?
- AHybrid Cloud
- BMulticloud
- COn-premises infrastructure
- DPublic Cloud
14A financial services organization has bank branches in a number of countries, and has built an application that needs to run in different configurations based on the local regulations of each country. How can cloud infrastructure help achieve this goal?
- ATotal cost of ownership of the infrastructure.
- BFlexibility of infrastructure configuration.
- CReliability of the infrastructure availability.
- DScalability of infrastructure to needs.
15An organization wants to move to cloud-based collaboration software, but due to limited IT staff one of their main drivers is having low maintenance needs. Which cloud computing model would best suit their requirements?
- AInfrastructure as a Service (IaaS)
- BIT as a service (ITaaS)
- CPlatform as a Service (PaaS)
- DSoftware as a Service (SaaS)
16Which cloud computing service model offers a develop-and-deploy environment to build cloud applications?
- AInfrastructure as a Service (IaaS)
- BSoftware as a Service (SaaS)
- CPlatform as a Service (PaaS)
- DFunction as a Service (FaaS)
17Which option best describes a benefit of Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)?
- AIt’s efficient, as IaaS resources are available when needed and resources aren’t wasted by overbuilding capacity.
- BIt's cost-effective, as all infrastructure costs are handled under a single monthly or annual subscription fee.
- CIt has low management overhead, as all administration and management tasks for data, servers, storage, and updates are handled by the cloud vendor.
- DIt reduces development time, as developers can go straight to coding instead of spending time setting up and maintaining a development environment.
18In the cloud computing shared responsibility model, what types of content are customers always responsible for, regardless of the computing model chosen?
- AThe customer is not responsible for any of the data in the cloud, as data management is the responsibility of the cloud provider who is hosting the data.
- BThe customer is responsible for securing anything that they create within the cloud, such as the configurations, access policies, and user data.
- CThe customer is responsible for security of the operating system, software stack required to run their applications and any hardware, networks, and physical security.
- DThe customer is responsible for all infrastructure decisions, server configurations and database monitoring.
19New cloud tools make it possible to harness the potential of unstructured data. Which of these use cases best demonstrates this?
- AAnalyzing social media posts to identify sentiment toward a brand
- BCreating visualizations from seasonal weather data
- CUsing GPS coordinates to power a ride-sharing app
- DAnalyzing historical sales figures to predict future trends
20Which data type is highly organized and well-defined?
- ASemi-structured data
- BA hybrid of structured, semi-structured, and unstructured data
- CUnstructured data
- DStructured data
21Which step in the data value chain is where collected raw data is transformed into a form that’s ready to derive insights from?
- AData storage
- BData processing
- CData genesis
- DData analysis
22Which is a repository designed to ingest, store, explore, process, and analyze any type or volume of raw data, regardless of the source?
- AData warehouse
- BData lake
- CData archive
- DDatabase
23An online retailer uses a smart analytics tool to ingest real-time customer behavior data to surface the best suggestions for particular users. How can machine learning guide this activity?
- AMachine learning can be used to make all users see the same product recommendations, regardless of their preferences or behavior.
- BThrough machine learning, with every click that the user makes, their website experience becomes increasingly personalized.
- CMachine learning can help identify user behavior in real time, but cannot make personalized suggestions based on the data.
- DThrough machine learning, a user’s credit card transactions can be analyzed to determine regular purchases.
24What is Google Cloud’s modern and serverless data warehousing solution?
- ACloud Storage
- BVertex AI
- CCompute Engine
- DBigQuery
25A solar energy company wants to analyze weather data to better understand the seasonal impact on their business. On which platform could they find free-to-use weather datasets?
- AApp Engine
- BGoogle Cloud Marketplace
- CGoogle Play
- DGoogle Cloud console
26
Which represents the proprietary customer datasets that a business collects from customer or audience transactions and interactions?- AFirst-party data
- BThird-party data
- CSecond-party data
- DFourth-party data
27A car insurance company has a large database that stores customer details, including the vehicles they own and past claims. The structure of the database means that information is stored in tables, rows, and columns. What type of database is this?
- AAn XML database
- BA relational database
- CA non-relational database
- DAn object database
28What is data governance?
- AThe process of collecting and storing data for future use
- BThe process of deleting unnecessary data to save storage space
- CThe process of analyzing data to gain insights and make informed decisions
- DThe process of setting internal data policies and ensuring compliance with external standards
29Which strategy describes when databases are migrated from on-premises and private cloud environments to the same type of database hosted by a public cloud provider?
- ARemain on-premises
- BManaged database migration
- CLift and shiftLift and shift
- DRefactoring
30BigQuery works in a multicloud environment. How do organizations benefit from this feature?
- AMulticloud support in BigQuery is only intended for use in disaster recovery scenarios.
- BBigQuery lets organizations save costs by limiting the number of cloud providers they use.
- CSecurity is more effective when BigQuery is run in on-premises environments.
- DData teams can eradicate data silos by analyzing data across multiple cloud providers.
31Which characteristic is true for all Cloud Storage classes?
- AMaximum storage limits
- BGeo-redundancy if data is stored in a multi-region or dual-region
- CHigh latency and low durability
- DAccessibility only within one region
32What are the two services that BigQuery provides?
- ANetworking and storage
- BMigration and analytics
- CStorage and analytics
- DCompute and analytics
33Which is the best SQL-based storage option for a transactional workload that requires local or regional scalability?
- ABigtable
- BCloud Storage
- CSpanner
- DCloud SQL
34Data in the form of video, pictures, and audio recordings is well suited to object storage. Which product is best for storing this kind of data?
- ABigQuery
- BFirestore
- CCloud Storage
- DCloud SQL
35What is Google's big data database service that powers many core Google services, including Google Search, Google Analytics, Google Maps Platform, and Gmail?
- ACloud Storage
- BBigtable
- CSpanner
- DCloud SQL
36Which Google Cloud product can be used to synchronize data across databases, storage systems, and applications?
- ADataproc
- BPub/Sub
- CDatastream
- DDataprep
37Which would be the best SQL-based storage option for a transactional workload that requires global scalability?
- AFirestore
- BCloud SQL
- CSpanner
- DBigTable
38A data analyst for an online retailer must produce a sales report at the end of each quarter. Which Cloud Storage class should the retailer use for data accessed every 90 days?
- ANearline
- BStandard
- CArchive
- DColdline1
39What is Google Cloud’s distributed messaging service that can receive messages from various device streams such as gaming events, Internet of Things (IoT) devices, and application streams?
- ADataplex
- BDataproc
- CLooker
- DPub/Sub
40What feature of Looker makes it easy to integrate into existing workflows and share with multiple teams at an organization?
- AIt’s cost effective.
- BIt’s 100% web based.
- CIt creates easy to understand visualizations.
- DIt supports over 60 different SQL databases.
41Streaming analytics is the processing and analyzing of data records continuously instead of in batches. Which option is a source of streaming data?
- ACustomer email addresses!
- BTemperature sensors
- CMedical test results
- DPayroll records
42What does ETL stand for in the context of data processing?
- AEvent-time logic
- BExtract, transform, and load
- CEnrichment, tagging, and labeling
- DEnhanced transaction logic
43Which statement is true about Dataflow?
- AIt allows easy data cleaning and transformation through visual tools and machine learning-based suggestions.
- BIt’s a cloud-based data warehouse for storing and analyzing streaming and batch data.
- CIt’s a messaging service for receiving messages from various device streams.
- DIt handles infrastructure setup and maintenance for processing pipelines.
44What Google Cloud business intelligence platform is designed to help individuals and teams analyze, visualize, and share data?
- ADataplex
- BCloud Storage
- CLooker
- DDataflow
45Which use case demonstrates ML’s ability to process natural language?
- ASegmenting images into different parts or regions to extract information, such as the text on a sign.
- BDetecting people and objects in surveillance footage to use as evidence in criminal cases.
- CIdentifying the topic and sentiment of customer email messages so that they can be routed to the relevant department.
- DIdentifying the artist, title, or genre of a song to create playlists based on the user's listening habits.
46What does the consistency dimension refer to when data quality is being measured?
- AWhether a dataset is free from duplicate values that could prevent an ML model from learning accurately.
- BWhether all the required information is present.
- CWhether the data is uniform and doesn’t contain any contradictory information.
- DWhether the data is up-to-date and reflects the current state of the phenomenon that is being modeled.
47Google applies generative AI to products like Google Workspace, but what is generative AI?
- AA type of artificial intelligence that can create and sustain its own consciousness.
- BA type of artificial intelligence that can understand and respond to human emotions.
- CA type of artificial intelligence that can produce new content, including text, images, audio, and synthetic data.
- DA type of artificial intelligence that can make decisions and take actions.
48Google's AI principles are a set of guiding values that help develop and use artificial intelligence responsibly. Which of these is one of Google’s AI principles?
- AAI should create unfair bias.
- BGoogle makes tools that empower others to harness AI for individual and collective benefit.
- CGoogle makes tools that uphold high standards of operational excellence.
- DAI should gather or use information for surveillance.
49How do data analytics and business intelligence differ from AI and ML?
- AData analytics and business intelligence identify trends from historical data, whereas AI and ML use data to make decisions for future business.
- BData analytics and business intelligence are used only in small businesses, whereas AI and ML are used exclusively by large corporations.
- CData analytics and business intelligence use automated decision-making processes, whereas AI and ML require human intervention and interpretation of data.
- DData analytics and business intelligence involve advanced algorithms for predicting future trends, whereas AI and ML focus on processing historical data.
50Which dimension for measuring data quality means that the data conforms to a set of predefined standards and definitions such as type and format?
- AValidity
- BUniqueness
- CConsistency
- DAccuracy
51Which option refers to the use of technologies to build machines and computers that can mimic cognitive functions associated with human intelligence?
- ANatural language processing
- BMachine learning
- CArtificial intelligence
- DDeep learning
52You’re watching a video on YouTube and are shown a list of videos that YouTube thinks you are interested in. What ML solution powers this feature?
- AContent moderation
- BClickbait detection
- CPersonalized recommendations
- DVideo transcription
53Artificial intelligence is best suited for replacing or simplifying rule-based systems. Which is an example of this in action?
- AUsing a reinforcement learning algorithm to train autonomous drones for package delivery.
- BImplementing AI to develop a new product or service that has never been seen before.
- CTraining a machine learning model to predict a search result ranking.
- DUsing AI to replace a human decision-maker in complex situations, such as those involving life-or-death choices.
54Which technology relies on models to analyze large amounts of data, learn from the insights, and then make predictions and informed decisions?
- AExpert systems
- BRobotics
- CMachine learning
- DNatural language processing
55A large media company wants to improve how they moderate online content. Currently, they have a team of human moderators that review content for appropriateness, but are looking to leverage artificial intelligence to improve efficiency. Which of Google’s pre-trained APIs could they use to identify and remove inappropriate content from the media company's website and social media platforms.
- AVision API
- BVideo Intelligence API
- CSpeech-to-Text API
- DNatural Language API
56An online retailer wants to help users find specific products faster on their website. One idea is to allow shoppers to upload an image of the product they’re looking to purchase. Which of Google’s pre-trained APIs could the retailer use to expand this functionality?
- AVideo Intelligence API
- BNatural Language API
- CVision API
- DSpeech-to-Text API
57Which feature of Vertex AI lets users build and train end-to-end machine learning models by using a GUI (graphical user interface), without writing a line of code.
- AAutoML
- BManaged ML environment
- CCustom training
- DMLOps
58BigQuery ML is a machine learning service that lets users:
- AExport small amounts of data to spreadsheets or other applications.
- BSeamlessly connect with a data science team to create an ML model.
- CBuild and evaluate machine learning models in BigQuery by using SQL.
- DBuild and evaluate machine learning models in BigQuery by using Python and Java.
59Google Cloud offers four options for building machine learning models. Which is best when a business wants to code their own machine learning environment, the training, and the deployment?
- ACustom training
- BAutoML
- CBigQuery ML
- DPre-trained APIs
60What’s the name of Google’s application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) that is used to accelerate machine learning workloads?
- ACentral Processing Unit (CPU)
- BVertex Processing Unit (VPU)
- CTensor Processing Unit (TPU)
- DGraphic Processing Unit (GPU)
61Which Google Cloud AI solution is designed to help businesses improve their customer service?
- ACloud Talent Solution
- BDocument AI
- CContact Center AI
- DDiscovery AI for Retail
62Which Google Cloud AI solution is designed to help businesses automate document processing?
- ACloud Talent Solution
- BDiscovery AI for Retail
- CContact Center AI
- DDocument AI
63What open source platform, originally developed by Google, manages containerized workloads and services?
- AGo
- BTensorFlow
- CAngular
- DKubernetes
64What portion of a machine does a container virtualize?
- ASoftware layers above the firmware level
- BHardware layers above the electrical level
- CSoftware layers above the operating system level
- DThe entire machine
65A travel company is in the early stages of developing a new application and wants to test it on a variety of configurations: different operating systems, processors, and storage options. What cloud computing option should they use?
- AVirtual machine instances
- BA local development environment
- CColocation
- DContainers
66What computing option automatically provisions resources, like compute power, in the background as needed?
- AServerless computing
- BTraditional on-premises computing
- CPaaS (platform as a service)
- DIaaS (infrastructure as a service)
67
What phrase refers to when a workload is rehosted without changing anything in the workload's code or architecture.- AReimagine and plan
- BMove and improve
- CRefactor and reshape
- DLift and shift
68A manufacturing company is considering shifting their on-premises infrastructure to the cloud, but are concerned that access to their data and applications won’t be available when they need them. They want to ensure that if one data center goes down, another will be available to prevent any disruption of service. What does this refer to?
- AReliability
- BSecurity
- CTotal cost of ownership
- DFlexibility
69In modern cloud application development, what name is given to independently deployable, scalable, and maintainable components that can be used to build a wide range of applications?
- ADevOps
- BMonoliths
- CContainers
- DMicroservices
70What term describes a set of instructions that lets different software programs communicate with each other?
- AApplication programming interface
- BCommunication link interface
- CProgramming communication link
- DNetwork programming interface
71What’s the name of Google Cloud’s production-ready platform for running Kuberenetes applications across multiple cloud environments?
- AContainer Registry
- BKnative
- CGKE Enterprise
- DGoogle Kubernetes Engine
72Which is a fully managed cloud infrastructure solution that lets organizations run their Oracle workloads on dedicated servers in the cloud?
- AApp Engine
- BGoogle Cloud VMware Engine
- CSQL Server on Google Cloud
- DBare metal solution
73What is the name of Google Cloud's API management service that can operate APIs with enhanced scale, security, and automation?
- AApp Engine
- BApigee
- CAppSheet
- DCloud API Manager
74In modern application development, which is responsible for the day-to-day management of cloud-based infrastructure, such as patching, upgrades, and monitoring?
- ACloud security
- BManaged services
- CDevOps
- DContainers
75What is one way that organizations can create new revenue streams through APIs?
- ABy developing new products and services internally
- BBy using APIs to track customer shipments
- CBy charging developers to access their APIs
- DBy allowing developers to access their data for free
76What name is given to an environment where an organization uses more than one public cloud provider as part of its architecture?
- AMulticloud
- BEdge cloud
- CHybrid cloud
- DCommunity cloud
77What name is given to an environment that comprises some combination of on-premises or private cloud infrastructure and public cloud services?
- ASecure cloud
- BMulticloud
- CSmart cloud
- DHybrid cloud
78What term is commonly used to describe a rehost migration strategy for an organization that runs specialized legacy applications that aren’t compatible with cloud-native applications?
- AMove and improve
- BLift and shift
- CBuild and deploy
- DInstall and fall
79What common cybersecurity threat involves tricking users into revealing sensitive information or performing actions that compromise security?
- APhishing
- BMalware
- CConfiguration mishap
- DRansomware
80Which is the responsibility of the cloud provider in a cloud security model?
- AManaging the customer's user access.
- BMaintaining the customer's infrastructure.
- CSecuring the customer's data.
- DConfiguring the customer's applications.
81Which cloud security principle relates to keeping data accurate and trustworthy?
- ACompliance
- BIntegrity
- CConfidentiality
- DControl
82Which is a benefit of cloud security over traditional on-premises security?
- ALarge upfront capital investment.
- BOnly having to install security updates on a weekly basis.
- CIncreased scalability.
- DHaving physical access to hardware
83Which cloud security principle ensures that security practices and measures align with established standards and guidelines?
- ACompliance
- BIntegrity
- CControl
- DConfidentiality
84Which cybersecurity threat occurs when errors arise during the setup of resources, inadvertently exposing sensitive data and systems to unauthorized access?
- AVirus
- BMalware
- CPhishing
- DConfiguration mishaps
85Which three essential aspects of cloud security form the foundation of the CIA triad?
- AConfidentiality, integrity, and availability
- BCertificates, intelligence, and authentication
- CContainers, infrastructure, and architecture
- DCompliance, identity, and access management
86Which definition best describes a firewall?
- AA network security device that monitors and controls incoming and outgoing network traffic based on predefined security rules
- BA software program that encrypts data to make it unreadable to unauthorized users
- CA security model that assumes no user or device can be trusted by default
- DA set of security measures designed to protect a computer system or network from cyber attacks
87Which cybersecurity threat demands a ransom payment from a victim to regain access to their files and systems.
- ARansomware
- BTrojan
- CVirus
- DSpyware
88Which security principle advocates granting users only the access they need to perform their job responsibilities?
- ASecurity by default
- BZero-trust architecture
- CLeast privilege
- DPrivileged access
89Which aspect of cloud identity management verifies the identity of users or systems?
- AAccounting
- BAuditing
- CAuthorization
- DAuthentication
90Google Cloud encrypts data at various states. Which state refers to when data is being actively processed by a computer?
- AData in transit
- BData in use
- CData lake
- DData at rest
91What metric does Google Cloud use to measure the efficiency of its data centers to achieve cost savings and a reduced carbon footprint?
- AEnergy Efficiency Ratio (EER)
- BTotal cost of ownership (TCO)
- CData Center Infrastructure Efficiency (DCiE)
- DPower Usage Effectiveness (PUE)
92Which is a powerful encryption algorithm trusted by governments and businesses worldwide?
- ALattice-Based Cryptography (LBC)
- BAdvanced Encryption Standard (AES)
- CIsomorphic encryption (IE)
- DPost-quantum cryptography (PQC)
93Select the correct statement about Identity and Access Management (IAM).
- AIAM is a system that detects and prevents malicious traffic from entering a cloud network.
- BIAM provides granular control over who has access to Google Cloud resources and what they can do with those resources.
- CIAM is a cloud security information and event management solution that collects and analyzes log data from cloud security devices and applications.
- DIAM is a cloud service that encrypts cloud-based data at rest and in transit.
94What security feature adds an extra layer of protection to cloud-based systems?
- AFirewall as a service (FaaS)
- BData loss prevention (DLP)
- CSecurity information and event management (SIEM)
- DTwo-step verification (2SV)
95Which practice involves a combination of processes and technologies that help reduce the risk of data breaches, system outages, and other security incidents in the cloud?
- AZero trust security
- BSite reliability engineering (SRE)
- CSecurity operations (SecOps)
- DCloud security posture management (CSPM)
96What Google Cloud product provides robust protection from harmful distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks?
- ACloud Load Balancing
- BGoogle Cloud Armor
- CIAM
- DCloud Monitoring
97Where can you find details about certifications and compliance standards met by Google Cloud?
- ACloud Storage client libraries
- BGoogle Cloud console
- CCompliance resource center
- DMarketplace
98Which Google Cloud feature allows users to control their data's physical location?
- ADistricts
- BAreas
- CRegions
- DPlaces
99Which term describes the concept that data is subject to the laws and regulations of the country where it resides?
- AData redundancy
- BData consistency
- CData sovereignty
- DData residency
100Which report provides a way for Google Cloud to share data about how the policies and actions of governments and corporations affect privacy, security, and access to information?
- ABilling reports
- BCompliance reports
- CSecurity reports
- DTransparency reports
101Which is one of Google Cloud’s seven trust principles?
- AGoogle sells customer data to third parties.
- BWe give "backdoor" access to government entities when requested.
- CAll customer data is encrypted by default.
- DGoogle Cloud uses customer data for advertising.
102Why is escalating a support ticket not always the best course of action when trying to resolve an issue?
- AIt may disrupt the workflow of the Customer Care team and lead to delays in other cases.
- BIt may reduce the number of available virtual machines.
- CIt can result in increased power consumption, impacting carbon neutrality.
- DIt can increase the monthly cost of support plans.
103How does replication help the design of resilient and fault-tolerant infrastructure and processes in a cloud environment?
- AIt scales infrastructure to handle varying workloads and accommodate increased demand.
- BIt creates multiple copies of data or services and distributes them across different servers or locations.
- CIt duplicates critical components or resources to provide backup alternatives.
- DIt monitors and controls incoming and outgoing network traffic based on predetermined security rules.
104One of the four golden signals is latency. What does latency measure?
- AHow many requests reach a system.
- BHow close to capacity a system is.
- CSystem failures or other issues.
- DHow long it takes for a particular part of a system to return a result.
105Which metric shows how well a system or service is performing?
- AService level contracts
- BService level objectives
- CService level agreements
- DService level indicators
106Whose job is to ensure the reliability, availability, and efficiency of software systems and services deployed in the cloud?
- ASite reliability engineer
- BDevOps engineer
- CCloud security engineer
- DCloud architect
107Google Cloud Observability provides a comprehensive set of monitoring, logging, and diagnostics tools. Which tool collects latency data from applications and provides insights into how they’re performing?
- ACloud Profiler
- BCloud Monitoring
- CCloud Logging
- DCloud Trace
108Which of these measures should be automated on a regular basis and stored in geographically separate locations to allow for rapid recovery from disasters or failures?
- ABackups
- BLog files
- CInventory data
- DSecurity patches
109Which Google Cloud Customer Care support level is designed for enterprises with critical workloads and features the fastest response time?
- AStandard Support
- BPremium Support
- CEnhanced Support
- DBasic Support
110What does the Cloud Profiler tool do?
- AIt provides a comprehensive view of your cloud infrastructure and applications.
- BIt collects and stores all application and infrastructure logs.
- CIt counts, analyzes, and aggregates the crashes in running cloud services in real-time.
- DIt identifies how much CPU power, memory, and other resources an application uses.
111Which feature lets you set limits on the amount of resources that can be used by a project or user?
- AInvoicing limits
- BQuota policies
- CCommitted use discounts
- DBilling reports
112Which represents the lowest level in the Google Cloud resource hierarchy?
- AFolders
- BOrganization node
- CResources
- DProjects
113Which Google Cloud tool lets you estimate how changes to cloud usage will affect costs?
- ACloud Trace
- BGoogle Cloud Pricing Calculator
- CCloud Billing
- DCloud Monitoring
114
Why is it a benefit that the Google Cloud resource hierarchy follows inheritance and propagation rules?- AInheritance in the hierarchy reduces the overall cost of cloud computing.
- BFaster propagation can simplify a cloud migration.
- CResources at lower levels can improve the performance of cloud applications.
- DPermissions set at higher levels of the resource hierarchy are automatically inherited by lower-level resources.
115Which offers a reactive method to help you track and understand what you’ve already spent on Google Cloud resources and provide ways to help optimize your costs?
- ACloud billing reports
- BGoogle Cloud Pricing Calculator
- CResource usage
- DCost forecasting
116Which feature lets you set alerts for when cloud costs exceed a certain limit?
- ABudget threshold rules
- BCost optimization recommendations
- CBilling reports
- DCost forecasting
117Which term describes a centralized hub within an organization composed of a partnership across finance, technology, and business functions?
- ACenter of innovation
- BHub center
- CCenter of excellence
- DCompetency center
118What sustainability goal does Google aim to achieve by the year 2030?
- ATo be the first major company to operate completely carbon free.
- BTo be the first major company to run its own wind farm.
- CTo be the first major company to be carbon neutral.
- DTo be the first major company to achieve 100% renewable energy.
119Google's data centers were the first to achieve ISO 14001 certification. What is this standard’s purpose?
- AIt’s a framework for sustainable procurement, which is the process of purchasing goods and services in a way that minimizes environmental and social impacts.
- BIt’s a framework for carbon footprinting that calculates the total amount of greenhouse gas emissions associated with a product, service, or organization.
- CIt’s a framework for identifying, predicting, and evaluating the environmental impacts of a proposed project.
- DIt’s a framework for an organization to enhance its environmental performance through improving resource efficiency and reducing waste.
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