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Question 21

The HTTPS load balancer can leverage which of the following types of GCP resources?. NOTE: For this exam you must know about load balancers and the two different approaches to Load Balancing!? (select 2)

Select all that apply

Two or more Instance Groups.

Global IP Address (ephemeral or static).

Global IP Address (ephemeral only).

One or more Instance Groups

Question 22

Which role does your service account for GKE need to be granted to access Cloud Storage and perform a "storage.buckets.update" ?

Storage Object Owner

Project Owner

Storage Admin

Project Viewer

Question 23

Google Cloud Platform has several unique and innovative benefits when it comes to billing and resource control. What are these benefits? (select 3)

Select all that apply

Sustained Use Discounts.

Hourly billing (Billed for 1 hour and thereafter every minute on VMs).

Compute Engine Custom Machines.

Sub Hour Billing

Question 24

You are deploying an application to a Kubernetes cluster that requires a username and password to connect to another service. When you deploy the application, you want to ensure that the credentials are used securely in multiple environments with minimal code changes. What should you do?

Use a Kubernetes secret and setup a KSM to handle the secrets

Store the credentials in a Kubernetes Secret and then allow the application access via environment variables at run time

Bundle the secret in a file on your desktop and add as needed

Enable the Kubernetes secret API and then setup a KSM to handle the secrets.

Question 25

Where does Container Analysis store resulting metadata and makes it available for consumption through an API?

Container Registry

Cloud Storage

Cloud Source Repositories

GKE persistent storage

Question 26

Your team has been working on building a web application that will have a local audience. The plan is to deploy to Kubernetes as soon as your deployments are reviewed and approved.. You currently have a Docker file that works locally but needs to be deployed to the cloud. How can you get the application deployed to Kubernetes?

Use docker to create a container image, push it to the Google Container Registry, deploy the uploaded image to Kubernetes with kubectl.

Use kubectl apply to push the Docker file to Kubernetes.

Use kubectl convert -f FILENAME to push the converted Docker file into a deployment.

Use docker to create a container image, save the image to Cloud Storage, deploy the uploaded image to Kubernetes with kubectl.

Question 27

What would be the best definition of "StatefulSets" with Google Kubernetes Engine?

StatefulSets represent a Service with unique, persistent identities and stable hostnames that GKE maintains regardless of where they are scheduled.

StatefulSets are applications which do not store data or application state to the cluster or to persistent storage.

StatefulSets represent a Cluster with unique, persistent identities and stable hostnames that GKE maintains regardless of where they are scheduled

StatefulSets represent a set of Pods with unique, persistent identities and stable hostnames that GKE maintains regardless of where they are scheduled.

Question 28

Your application runs in Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE). You want to use Spinnaker with the Kubernetes Provider V2 to perform blue/green deployments and control which version of the application receives traffic. What should you do?

Use a Kubernetes deployment and use Spinnaker for each new version of the application.

Use a Kubernetes deployment object and use Spinnaker for each new version of the application.

Use a Kubernetes Replica Set and then use Spinnaker to create a new service for each new version deployed.

Use a Kubernetes Replica Set and then use Spinnaker to update the replica set for each new version deployed.

Question 29

You need to create many projects for many different teams. You want to use a Cloud Deployment Manager (DM) deployment to create those projects in a folder called devops1.. What should you do?

Create a project called devops1 and enable appropriate APIs. Grant the project owner role to the service account Use command “gcloud deployment-manager deployment create -project devops1

This cannot be done. Use Terraform since it supports teams better.

Create a project called devops1 and enable appropriate APIs. Grant the organization role to the service account Use command “gcloud deployment-manager deployments create new -project devops1

Create a project called devops1 and enable appropriate APIs. Grant the project creator role to the service account Use command “gcloud deployment-manager

Question 30

You’re currently learning that Google Cloud has two specific platforms for providing an implementation for message passing and asynchronous integration of your message services. They have do have similarities but differences as well.. From the following statements select the two correct statements about Cloud Tasks. (select 2)

Select all that apply

Cloud Tasks are optimal for more general event data ingestion and distribution patterns where some degree of control over execution can be sacrificed

Cloud Tasks is aimed at explicit invocation where the publisher retains full control of execution

Cloud Tasks are appropriate for use cases where a task producer needs to defer or control the execution timing of a specific webhook or remote procedure call

Cloud Tasks is aimed at implicit invocation where the publisher retains full control of execution

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