Exam Associate Cloud Engineer topic 1 question 7 discussion

C is incomplete. Moving projects under an organisation doesn't change their linked billing project. https://cloud.google.com/resource-manager/docs/migrating-projects-billing ---- Note: The link between projects and billing accounts is preserved, irrespective of the hierarchy. When you move your existing projects into the organization they will continue to work and be billed as they used to before the migration, even if the corresponding billing account has not been migrated yet. ---- D is incomplete as well, after setting the billing account in the organisation you need to link the projects to the new billing account.

C is correct Answer. there will be 1 billing account for the organization and all projects under that organization are linked to single billing account.

D is the correct answer!

Answer is correct (D) 1.Create a New Billing Account: Go to the "Billing" section in the Google Cloud Platform Console. Follow the instructions to set up a new billing account. During this process, you will specify the payment method that the company prefers to use, such as a corporate credit card or bank account. 2.Associate Projects with the New Billing Account: Once the billing account is created, you can then link all existing projects to this centralized billing account. This is done under the “Billing” section for each project, where you can change the billing account associated with the project.

Option A is incorrect because you cannot request a corporate billing account by emailing [email protected]. This email address is for general billing inquiries and support. Option B is incorrect because you cannot create a ticket with Google Support to share your credit card details over the phone. To set up a payment method for a billing account, you must do it through the Google Cloud Platform Console. Option C is incorrect because moving projects to the root organization will not create a new billing account. You must first create a new billing account and then move the projects to the root organization to ensure that they are all billed to the same billing account. Therefore, the correct answer is Option D. https://cloud.google.com/billing/docs/how-to/manage-billing-account#create_a_new_billing_account

The correct answer is D. You have to follow the complete steps to successfully: 1. Create a new Billing Account 2. Move the existing projects into the new billing account 3. Cancel the earlier billing accounts of individual projects This would meet all the requirements in the question - to centrally have all the projects under a single billing account.

D is correct, "get-contexts" shows us our Kubernetes cluster contexts, that's right. But the question says that you want to review the cluster itself, so you need to use-context to get into the cluster. Answer A: Using `gcloud config configurations described` will only show you the details of the current configuration, not the Kubernetes Engine cluster of an inactive configuration. Answer B: Using `gcloud config configurations activate` and `gcloud config list` to review the output will only show you the list of configurations and activate one of them, but it won't provide you with the details of the Kubernetes Engine cluster of an inactive configuration. Answer C: Using `kubectl config get-contexts` will only list the available contexts, including their clusters, but it won't provide you with the details of the Kubernetes Engine cluster of an inactive configuration.

Correct Answer is D

C is correct. Because it is the best practice recommended by google. And D, you cannot have multiple billing account in one project.

The correct answer is D.

C is the Google best practice

D is right Ans

D : as per question new account , d is the right answer

I think this is multiple choice. C and D together make sense but otherwise they are both incomplete.

D is correct, C is incorrect, because all accounts already is in root

D, as other options are not correct

D is more complete than C