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Google Cloud Associate Cloud Engineer Certification and Implementation Guide

By : Agnieszka Koziorowska, Wojciech Marusiak
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Google Cloud Associate Cloud Engineer Certification and Implementation Guide

By: Agnieszka Koziorowska, Wojciech Marusiak

Overview of this book

Google Cloud Platform (GCP) is a leading cloud provider, helping companies and users worldwide to solve the most challenging business issues. This book will teach cloud engineers working with GCP how to implement, configure, and secure cloud environment, and help students gain confidence in utilizing various GCP services. The book begins by introducing you to Google Cloud and the ACE exam, including various resources that can help you pass. The next set of chapters will help you explore the various compute options in Google Cloud, such as Google Kubernetes Engine and Google Compute Engine. As you advance, you'll gain a clear understanding of the essence of the cloud, including networking and storage, as well as the data analytics products that Google Cloud provides. The chapters also cover key topics such as monitoring, logging, diagnostics, and price estimation along with the most crucial of subjects, security, with a particular focus on identity and access management. Finally, you'll be given the chance to test your newfound knowledge with the help of two mock exams. By the end of this book, you’ll have learned the difference between various Google Cloud Platform services, along with specific use cases, and be able to implement these services with the GCP console and command-line utilities.
Table of Contents (20 chapters)
1
Part 1:Overview of Google Cloud Platform and Associate Cloud Engineer Certification
4
Part 2:Configuring and Implementing Google Cloud
6
Chapter 4: Implementing Compute Solutions – Google Compute Engine
12
Part 3:Data Analytics, Security, Operations, and Cost Estimation in Google Cloud
16
Mock Test 1
17
Mock Test 2

Questions

Answer the following questions to check your knowledge of this chapter:

  1. You are working on integrating Compute Engine workloads in a VPC with your on-premises data center. You have already configured and verified the VPN connectivity between the two environments. Also, Cloud DNS outbound forwarding was set for queries from the VPC to my-on-prem-domain.com to be sent to a DNS on-premises. However, while checking if the forwarding is working, you noticed that Compute Engine VMs in this VPC cannot resolve the vm-1.my-on-prem-domain.com address of vm-1 on-premises. What could be the reason?
    1. The on-premises router is not advertising a vm-1 subnet via BGP.
    2. Cloud DNS can only be configured to forward to zones in Google Cloud.
    3. Cloud Router needs to advertise the Cloud DNS IP range of 35.199.192.0/19 via BGP, which DNS on-premises uses to send a reply to Google Cloud.
    4. Firewall rules in the VPC block DNS queries on port 53.
  2. You are meeting with a backup administrator to discuss...