PCD Drag & Drop — 10 Questions

Question 1

Drag and drop the steps to configure a Cloud CDN with a Cloud Load Balancer in the correct order.

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Create a Cloud Storage bucket, then create an external HTTP(S) load balancer with the bucket as a backend, then enable Cloud CDN on the backend bucket, then update DNS records to point to the load balancer's IP.. Cloud CDN is enabled on a backend bucket of a load balancer, then DNS is configured.

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Create a Cloud Storage bucket, then enable Cloud CDN on the bucket, then create an external HTTP(S) load balancer with the bucket as a backend, then update DNS records.

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Create an external HTTP(S) load balancer, then create a Cloud Storage bucket, then enable Cloud CDN on the bucket, then update DNS records.

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Enable Cloud CDN on a bucket, then create an external HTTP(S) load balancer, then add the bucket as a backend, then update DNS records.

Question 2

Drag and drop the steps to set up a Cloud Build trigger for continuous deployment in the correct order.

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1. Connect your repository (e.g., GitHub, Cloud Source Repositories). 2. Create a new trigger in Cloud Build. 3. Configure the trigger event (e.g., push to a specific branch). 4. Specify the build configuration file (e.g., cloudbuild.yaml).. A Cloud Build trigger is set up by connecting a repository and configuring the conditions for automatic builds.

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1. Create a new trigger in Cloud Build. 2. Connect your repository. 3. Configure the trigger event. 4. Specify the build configuration file.

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1. Configure the trigger event. 2. Connect your repository. 3. Create a new trigger in Cloud Build. 4. Specify the build configuration file.

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1. Specify the build configuration file. 2. Connect your repository. 3. Create a new trigger in Cloud Build. 4. Configure the trigger event.

Question 3

Drag and drop the steps to deploy a containerized application to Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) in the correct order.

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Create GKE cluster, authenticate kubectl with the cluster, apply Kubernetes manifest files, expose the application via Service or Ingress. Deploying to GKE requires creating a cluster, authenticating, then applying manifests and exposing the service.

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Authenticate kubectl with the cluster, create GKE cluster, apply Kubernetes manifest files, expose the application via Service or Ingress

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Create GKE cluster, apply Kubernetes manifest files, authenticate kubectl with the cluster, expose the application via Service or Ingress

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Create GKE cluster, expose the application via Service or Ingress, authenticate kubectl with the cluster, apply Kubernetes manifest files

Question 4

Drag and drop the steps to configure a Cloud Storage bucket with uniform bucket-level access in the correct order.

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Create the bucket, then enable uniform bucket-level access (either during creation or after), then configure IAM policies. Uniform bucket-level access is configured during bucket creation by selecting the appropriate access control settings.

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Configure IAM policies first, then create the bucket, then enable uniform bucket-level access

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Enable uniform bucket-level access globally, then create the bucket, then configure IAM policies

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Create the bucket with fine-grained access, then configure IAM policies, then change to uniform bucket-level access

Question 5

Drag and drop the steps to troubleshoot a failed Cloud Build in the correct order.

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Check Cloud Build logs first, then examine build configuration, then fix identified issues, then re-run the build.. Troubleshooting involves reviewing logs and configuration, then fixing and re-running.

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Re-run the build first, then check logs, then examine configuration, then fix issues.

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Examine build configuration first, then re-run the build, then check logs, then fix issues.

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Fix issues first, then check logs, then examine configuration, then re-run.

Question 6

Drag and drop the steps to set up a Firestore database in native mode in the correct order.

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Enable Firestore API, then Create Firestore database in native mode, then Add data to the database. Firestore native mode is selected during database creation, then data can be added.

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Create Firestore database in native mode, then Enable Firestore API, then Add data to the database

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Enable Firestore API, then Add data to the database, then Create Firestore database in native mode

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Create Firestore database in native mode, then Add data to the database, then Enable Firestore API

Question 7

Drag and drop the steps to create a Cloud Run service in the correct order.

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Select container image, then configure service settings, then deploy the service. Creating a Cloud Run service involves selecting the container image and configuring settings before deployment.

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Configure service settings, then select container image, then deploy the service

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Deploy the service, then select container image, then configure service settings

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Select container image, then deploy the service, then configure service settings

Question 8

Drag and drop the steps to grant a service account access to a Cloud Storage bucket in the correct order.

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Step 1: Add the service account as a principal, Step 2: Select the appropriate role, Step 3: Save the changes.. Granting access to a bucket involves adding the service account as a principal with a role.

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Step 1: Select the appropriate role, Step 2: Add the service account as a principal, Step 3: Save the changes.

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Step 1: Add the service account as a principal, Step 2: Save the changes, Step 3: Select the appropriate role.

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Step 1: Save the changes, Step 2: Add the service account as a principal, Step 3: Select the appropriate role.

Question 9

Drag and drop the steps to set up a Cloud Function triggered by a Cloud Storage event in the correct order.

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Write the Cloud Function code, then Deploy the function with the Cloud Storage bucket as trigger, then Upload a file to the Cloud Storage bucket, then Check the Cloud Function logs to verify execution. Cloud Functions can be triggered by Cloud Storage events; deployment includes specifying the bucket trigger.

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Deploy the function with the Cloud Storage bucket as trigger, then Write the Cloud Function code, then Upload a file to the Cloud Storage bucket, then Check the Cloud Function logs to verify execution

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Upload a file to the Cloud Storage bucket, then Write the Cloud Function code, then Deploy the function with the Cloud Storage bucket as trigger, then Check the Cloud Function logs to verify execution

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Check the Cloud Function logs to verify execution, then Write the Cloud Function code, then Deploy the function with the Cloud Storage bucket as trigger, then Upload a file to the Cloud Storage bucket

Question 10

Drag and drop the steps to set up a Cloud SQL instance with a private IP in the correct order.

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Create VPC network, Allocate IP range for private services access, Create private services access connection, Create Cloud SQL instance with private IP. Setting up private IP Cloud SQL requires a VPC, private services access, and creating the instance with private IP.

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Create VPC network, Create private services access connection, Allocate IP range for private services access, Create Cloud SQL instance with private IP

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Allocate IP range for private services access, Create VPC network, Create private services access connection, Create Cloud SQL instance with private IP

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Create Cloud SQL instance with private IP, Create VPC network, Allocate IP range for private services access, Create private services access connection