Exam Associate Cloud Engineer topic 1 question 156 discussion

Correct Answer is (C): Set budgets and budget alerts Overview Avoid surprises on your bill by creating Cloud Billing budgets to monitor all of your Google Cloud charges in one place. A budget enables you to track your actual Google Cloud spend against your planned spend. After you've set a budget amount, you set budget alert threshold rules that are used to trigger email notifications. Budget alert emails help you stay informed about how your spend is tracking against your budget. 2. Set budget scope Set the budget Scope and then click Next. In the Projects field, select one or more projects that you want to apply the budget alert to. To apply the budget alert to all the projects in the Cloud Billing account, choose Select all. https://cloud.google.com/billing/docs/how-to/budgets#budget-scop

I think C is the best answer.

C

Agree, anwser C, as there is no a common billing account mentioned in the question, we need to create a budget by project.

The scope of a budget in GCP can be defined at different levels: 1. Project-Level Budget: 2. Billing Account-Level Budget: 3. Specific Services or Labels: • GCP allows you to create budgets for specific services (like Compute Engine, Cloud Storage, etc.) or resources labeled with specific labels within a project or billing account. This level of granularity is useful for tracking costs associated with particular services or resource categories. 4. Credits and Other Filters: • When setting up a budget, you can include or exclude certain types of costs, such as credits, discounts, or taxes, depending on your monitoring needs.

C is the correct answer, because question demands that which project goes over the 500 per month, to check that you need to create the budget per project

Correct Answer is (C):

Key is anyone goes above $500 means it requires project level

Key is anyone goes above $500 means it requires project level so C is right

Clearly C is the answer

Does anyone knows Data Studio can be alert to email?If it can't I'll pick C

C. Create a budget per project and configure budget alerts on all of these budgets.

I believe is A because of this... Projects: In the Projects field, select one or more projects that you want to apply the budget alert to. To apply the budget alert to all of the projects in the Cloud Billing account, choose Select all. Some costs are not related to a project, such as the costs of subscriptions or Support costs. In the budget's project scope, in the list of projects you can filter on, [Charges not specific to a project] is not an option you can select. If you choose Select all, then the costs in all projects, including Charges not specific to a project, are included in the budget and cost trend chart cost calculations. If you select one or more projects - but not all projects - then the Charges not specific to a project are not included in the budget and cost trend chart cost calculations. You can view your costs that are not related to a project in the billing reports. Using the projects filter in the reports page, you can select and view [Charges not specific to a project]. URL: https://cloud.google.com/billing/docs/how-to/budgets

which one correct?

• C. Create a budget per project and configure budget alerts on all of these budgets.

is C, not A with A, i guess if you create a single budget for all projects, together they can easily beat the $500 mark and you need to know if "one deveoper' did it. so one budget per project is the solution.

Yes C is correct, I would have gone with B and D as billing export is the crucial element for billing, but both the option don't talk about notifying about spending. Also, you don't want to combine the billing for all as each one can spend up to 500 so it will be better if they are individual so A is out.