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Google Cloud Architect PC • STUDY MODE

Practice Quiz

QUESTION 1 OF 4

Why would a developer choose to store source code in Cloud Source Repositories? (Select 2)

A
To reduce workCorrect Answer
B
To have total control over the hosting infrastructure
C
To keep code private to a Google Cloud projectCorrect Answer
D
It is the only way to access your source code in a repository.
QUESTION 2 OF 4

Why might a Google Cloud customer choose to use Cloud Functions?

A
Cloud Functions is the primary way to run Node.js applications in Google Cloud.
B
Their application has a legacy monolithic structure that they want to separate into microservices.
C
Cloud Functions is a free service for hosting compute operations.
D
Their application contains event-driven code that they don’t want to provision compute resources for.Correct Answer
QUESTION 3 OF 4

Select the advantage of putting the event-driven components of your application into Cloud Functions.

A
Cloud Functions handles scaling these components seamlessly.Correct Answer
B
In Cloud Functions, processing is always free of charge.
C
In Cloud Functions, code can be written in C# or C++.
D
Cloud Functions eliminates the need to use a separate service to trigger application events.
QUESTION 4 OF 4

Why might a Google Cloud customer choose to use Terraform?

A
Terraform can be used as an infrastructure management system for Google Cloud resources.Correct Answer
B
Terraform can be used as a version-control system for your Google Cloud infrastructure layout.
C
Terraform can be used to enforce maximum resource utilization and spending limits on your Google Cloud resources.
D
Terraform can be used as an infrastructure management system for Kubernetes pods.

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Why would a developer choose to store source code in Cloud Source Repositories? (Select 2)

💡Select all 2 correct answers before submitting (0 of 2 selected).
A
To reduce work
B
To have total control over the hosting infrastructure
C
To keep code private to a Google Cloud project
D
It is the only way to access your source code in a repository.

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