Exam Professional Cloud Architect topic 5 question 3 discussion

Correct answer is C.

If the Question is erroneously formulated, and they mean Google Container Registry and Google Kubernetes Engine, then C is the right answer

How does C work? There is no such thing as Google Kubernetes Registry Google Container Engine is the underlying virtualization stack, not a service you can use. The whole terminology is completely off here, completely outdated

Easy easy

Refer to this: "Mountkirk Games makes online, session-based, multiplayer games for the most popular *mobile* platforms." Who says it's web-based, so it's required to have HTTP(S) Load Balancer? The games are for mobile devices. TCP/UDP protocols would suffice. I bet they (MountKirk Games or EA ;0 ) just also want to collect non-proxied IP addresses from the players. Also, for the mobile platform games, the requests most likely use UDP protocol for inter-player communication/chat. This filter out HTTP(S) proxied Load Balancer effectively, as it has to be an external Network Load Balancer which allow UDP and pass-through requests. Seems, like all answers are wrong.

Oooooh. Old skool wording

How is C the answer? No such thing as Google Kubernetes Registry and Google Container Engine

The correct answer is C: Google Kubernetes Registry, Google Container Engine, Google HTTP(S) Load Balancer. To meet the requirements listed in the question, Mountkirk Games should use Google Kubernetes Registry to store their immutable deployment artifacts, Google Container Engine to run their services in a Kubernetes cluster, and Google HTTP(S) Load Balancer to expose their frontend services on the public internet and provide a single frontend IP for their fleet of services.

ok for C

C is correct

Only C and we will see.

HTTP(S) Load Balancer is GLOBAL !!!!

A is not correct because Mountkirk Games wants to set up a continuous delivery pipeline, not a data processing pipeline. Cloud Dataflow is a fully managed service for creating data processing pipelines. B is not correct because a Cloud Load Balancer distributes traffic to Compute Engine instances. App Engine and Cloud Load Balancer are parts of different solutions. C is correct because: -Google Kubernetes Engine is ideal for deploying small services that can be updated and rolled back quickly. It is a best practice to manage services using immutable containers. -Cloud Load Balancing supports globally distributed services across multiple regions. It provides a single global IP address that can be used in DNS records. Using URL Maps, the requests can be routed to only the services that Mountkirk wants to expose. -Container Registry is a single place for a team to manage Docker images for the services. D is not correct because you cannot reserve a single frontend IP for cloud functions. When deployed, an HTTP-triggered cloud function creates an endpoint with an automatically assigned IP.

C is the correct answer

"They can provide a single frontend IP for their fleet of services" only C can do that

vote C

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