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Your ed-tech start-up was originally launched in a small geography. Any user sign-ups, course progress, tests taken, etc. are captured on a self-managed MySQL database. Every user generates many such transactions. Now you're taking the application globally and preparing for a much larger influx of users from all over the world. The existing MySQL server is unlikely to be able to scale.
Which convenient option can be considered?

  1. Migrate to BigQuery
  2. Migrate to Cloud Spanner
  3. Migrate to Cloud SQL
  4. Migrate to Bigtable

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

Cloud Spanner is a global scale SQL database that scales extremely well. That would be the best choice.



An organization with hybrid cloud architecture wants to build an application once and be able to run it both on-premises and in their public cloud.
Which Google Cloud solution should the organization use?

  1. Cloud Functions
  2. App Engine
  3. Compute Engine
  4. Anthos

Answer(s): D

Explanation:

Anthos allows organizations to build an application once and run it anywhere.

Migrate directly from VMs, Build, deploy, and optimize apps on GKE, Anthos serverless landing zones and VMs anywhere-simply, flexibly, and securely

Reference Link- https://cloud.google.com/anthos



Which of the following is/are true about Anthos?

  1. Enterprise-grade container orchestration and management service.
  2. Modernizing your security for hybrid and multi-cloud deployments
  3. Fully managed service mesh with built-in visibility
  4. All of the Above

Answer(s): D

Explanation:

Anthos :
Anthos unifies the management of infrastructure and applications across on-premises, edge, and in multiple public clouds with a Google Cloud-backed control plane for consistent operation at scale.

- Build, deploy, and optimize apps on GKE and VMs anywhere--simply, flexibly, and securely.
- Consistent development and operations experience for hybrid and multi-cloud environments.

Key features:

1. Enterprise-grade container orchestration and management service

2. Automate policy and security at scale

3. Fully managed service mesh with built-in visibility

4. Modernizing your security for hybrid and multi-cloud deployments



The CFO is attending one of the preliminary meetings in the migration strategy meeting. She brings up the concern about costs. They have contracts with their vendors and the payments they will need to make when purchasing any kind of infrastructure. This gives them a clear view of numbers for resource budgeting and planning. Can she get the same kind of clarity on Google Cloud?

  1. Yes. Do a trial run of typical workloads. See the billing amount and that becomes the base reference.
  2. Yes, the Cloud Native Computing Foundation publishes yearly numbers on the cost of running the cloud. Use that as a reference.
  3. Yes, the Pricing Calculator can be used to estimate the cost of resources.
  4. Yes, Google provides a typical cost of application workloads by region and indus-try. Use that as a reference.

Answer(s): C

Explanation:

The pricing calculator can be used to give clear estimates of resource usage. -> Running test loads is as closely indicative as using the pricing calculator. -> There are no cloud cost references published, either by Google or CNCF. Even if some companies have published such info. It might not apply to you.


Reference:

https://cloud.google.com/products/calculator






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