Exam Professional Cloud Architect topic 1 question 136 discussion

A, App Engine, you just want you people dedicated to the App

AppEngine is regional. Millions of distributed global users = GkE.

D GKE - Auto mode is free from managing the underlying infra.

Compute Engine & Google Kubernetes Engine are not pure PaaS, so they will require some management and maintenance. So C & D are eliminated. Cloud Endpoints is also not best fit for the given requirement, so B is also eliminated. App Engine is fully managed platform.

App Engine would work

A is ok

App Engine is right choice, Developer can focus on developing code rather than worry about infrastructure. A is right

The users are global but doesn't mean that app can't be regional. A is the correct answer it seems.

Another dumb question. Does the company have an operations team? K8s is specifically meant for appcode devs to be abstracted away from infra and your devops/ops handles the infra making it so all a dev has to do is say "here's my built container image that was built in a fully automated fashion that was completely abstracted from me after I merged my pull request". Then again, test writes are def going for app engine here.

2/15/21 exam

I am seeing some confusion in answers for questions relating to requests or concurrent sessions being served by a solution. I think we ought not to look at API rate limits being synonymous to data handling limits, as these are programming limits to that API. An analogy would be comparing the control plane request limits to the data limits.

go for A

Why not Cloud Endpoint?

A is the correct answer

In GKE, you have to create underlying infrastructure. It is not PAAS. Only app engine provide capability for developers to focus on code. The GKE, you need to configure many other items Apart from Code. So A seems to be more accurate. Regarding global nature, the app engine application servers users globally. I agree that there may be little latency for regions other than NA, however since the focus of the question is "Code", I would select A.

App Engine support limited numbers of languages, they does not mention which interface, so for flexibity i will go for D

I would say it's App Engine for developers to focus on code.