Exam Associate Cloud Engineer topic 1 question 40 discussion

According to the documentation of SSL Proxy Load Balacing on Google, "SSL Proxy Load Balancing is intended for non-HTTP(S) traffic. For HTTP(S) traffic, we recommend that you use HTTP(S) Load Balancing." in my opinion A should be the most suitable choice.

For HTTP(s) Load balancer, the client SSL session terminates at the load balancer. A is the correct option.

why A is correcte ?

google recommend https for terminate the ssl session so A seems more legit

Question mentions HTTPS, SO A is the correct answer.

Answer A is correct. Google recommends using an HTTP(S) load balancer for terminating SSL sessions and load-balancing traffic to an instance group serving a public web application over HTTPS. Answer B is incorrect because it is an internal load balancer, which is not suitable for serving public web applications. Internal load balancers are used for private/internal applications. Answer C is incorrect because SSL proxy load balancers do not terminate the SSL session, instead they pass the SSL traffic directly to the backends without decrypting it. SSL proxy load balancers are used when you need to ensure that SSL is used end-to-end between the client and the backend, and when you want to offload SSL processing from the backends. Answer D is incorrect because TCP proxy load balancers do not terminate SSL sessions. TCP proxy load balancers are used for non-HTTP traffic and can balance traffic at the TCP layer, but they do not have the ability to terminate SSL sessions.

HTTP(S) load balancer.

I will go with A

A is correct. According to this guide for setting up an HTTP (S) load balancer in GCP: The client SSL session terminates at the load balancer. Sessions between the load balancer and the instance can either be HTTPS (recommended) or HTTP.

Go for C. It dont say Global balancer.

Correct A

Correct answer is A - HTTP LB for SSL proxy, its doest support HTTP traffic "SSL Proxy Load Balancing is intended for non-HTTP(S) traffic. For HTTP(S) traffic, we recommend that you use HTTP(S) Load Balancing. " https://cloud.google.com/load-balancing/docs/ssl

A. Configure an HTTP(S) load balancer.

A. Configure an HTTP(S) load balancer.

Ans is A

A- please refer the this link - https://cloud.google.com/load-balancing/docs/choosing-load-balancer

No doubt its answer is (A) in Azure its application gateway. These both are layer 7 traffic load balancer