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Cloud Digital Leader Practice
Benefits of Cloud Computing - correct answer Cost-effective —
pay what you consume, Pay-As-You-Go, On-Demand, no upfront cost, share the cost
with other customers
• Global — Launch workloads anywhere in the world.
• Secure — Secure by default, granular access permissions, You're not responsible
for physical security or infrastructure.
• Reliable — Cloud services or either by default fault tolerance, or highly available
or its easy to configure them to be so.
• Scalable — Increase services capacity based on demand.
• Elastic — Automate scaling during spikes and drop in demand
• Current — The CSP is constantly upgrading the hardware and software offering so
you can stay current.
Compute engine (GCE) - correct answer Secure and
customizable compute service that lets you create and run virtual machines.
Has:
Predefined machine types
Custom machine types
Spot machines (preemptible vms)
Confidential computing
Right size recommendations
Standard Storage - correct answer Good for "hot" data that's
accessed frequently, including websites, streaming videos, and mobile apps
Nearline storage - correct answer Low cost, good for data that
can be stored for at least 30 days including data backup and long tail multimedia
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Benefits of Cloud Computing - correct answer Cost-effective — pay what you consume, Pay-As-You-Go, On-Demand, no upfront cost, share the cost with other customers

  • Global — Launch workloads anywhere in the world.
  • Secure — Secure by default, granular access permissions, You're not responsible for physical security or infrastructure.
  • Reliable — Cloud services or either by default fault tolerance, or highly available or its easy to configure them to be so.
  • Scalable — Increase services capacity based on demand.
  • Elastic — Automate scaling during spikes and drop in demand
  • Current — The CSP is constantly upgrading the hardware and software offering so you can stay current. Compute engine (GCE) - correct answer Secure and customizable compute service that lets you create and run virtual machines. Has: Predefined machine types Custom machine types Spot machines (preemptible vms) Confidential computing Right size recommendations Standard Storage - correct answer Good for "hot" data that's accessed frequently, including websites, streaming videos, and mobile apps Nearline storage - correct answer Low cost, good for data that can be stored for at least 30 days including data backup and long tail multimedia content

Coldline storage - correct answer Very low cost, good for data that can be stored for at least 90 days. Including disaster recovery Archive storage - correct answer Lowest cost. Good for data that be stored for at least 365 days, including regulatory archives. Google Kubernetes Engine - correct answer A simple way to automatically deploy, scale, and manage Kubernetes.

  • speed up app development by leveraging GKEs native CI/CD tooling
  • streamline operations with different release channels to fit your business needs
  • focus on your applications with help from SREs who monitor your cluster, compute, network, and storage Containers - correct answer Executable units of software in which application code is packaged along with its libraries and dependencies, in common ways so that it can be run anywhere - desktop, traditional IT, cloud. They are small, fast, and portable bc unlike VMs they do not need a guest os in every instance and can instead leverage the features and resources of the host OS. Traditional Virtualization - on prem or cloud - correct answer A hypervisor is leveraged to virtualize physical hardware. From there each VM contains a guest OS, virtual copy to hardware that the OS requires to run, along with an application and it's associated libraries / dependencies.