Exam Associate Cloud Engineer topic 1 question 21 discussion

Correct answer is A as you can create different configurations for each account and create compute instances in each account by activating the respective account.Refer GCP documentation - Configurations Create & Activate Options B, C & D are wrong as gcloud config configurations list does not help create instances. It would only lists existing named configurations.

A is the correct option

A is correct

The correct answer is A

The correct answer is A This option allows you to create and activate different configurations for your GCP accounts. This way, you can easily switch between accounts and run commands without having to re-enter your credentials. The other options are not as good: * Option B does not specify how to switch between accounts when running the commands to start the Compute Engine instances. * Option C does not specify how to create configurations for your GCP accounts. * Option D does not specify how to start the Compute Engine instances.

Yes A seems to be more correct

A is correct

Yes A is the correct Answer. using the gcloud configurations,we can create the we need to run the another compute engine instance

A is the correct answer uncontested. The rest state 'list' which is inaccurate.

A is correct

Correct answer is A.

Answer A is the correct answer. To start a new Compute Engine instance in different GCP accounts using the command line interface, you can create two configurations using gcloud config configurations create [NAME], where [NAME] is the name of the configuration for each account. Then, you can switch between accounts using gcloud config configurations and activate [NAME] before running the gcloud compute instances create command to create the instance. Answer B is incorrect because running gcloud configurations list only lists the available configurations and does not start Compute Engine instances. Answer C is incorrect because activating configurations using gcloud configurations activate [NAME] only switches the current configuration, but does not start Compute Engine instances. Answer D is incorrect because running gcloud configurations list only lists the available configurations and does not start Compute Engine instances.

A is correct.

A is correct answer

a is correct

A is correct bro!

Answer is A