Which is not the key features of Cloud Load Balancing (CLB)

• HTTP(S) load balancing

• TCP/SSL load balancing

• SSL onload

• Seamless autoscaling

_____ is a fully distributed, software-defined managed service. It isn't hardware-based, so you don't need to manage a physical load-balancing infrastructure.

• Cloud Load Balancing

• Sunda Empire

• GCP Cloud Armor

• Clout Load Balancing

To determine which Cloud Load Balancing product to use, you must first determine...

• what traffic type your load balancers must handle

• whether you need global or regional load balancing

• about cultural probes and how you can use them to improve your designs

• your lunch meal

Internal TCP/UDP Load Balancing is built...

• maglev

• on the go

• GFEs that are distributed globally

• on the Andromeda network virtualization stack

When you use Cloud Load Balancing, you make...

• API requests

• Cloud Load Balancing caches

• a quiz with a topic you have zero knowledge of because you are a designer

• Custom roles

Is this statement true: "it is not important to understand that the resilience of your overall application depends not just on which load balancer you choose, but also on the redundancy of your backend services."

• True

• False

Is this statement true: "Proxy load balancers terminate incoming client connections and open new connections from the load balancer to the backends."?

• True

• False

Pass-through load balancers terminate client connections.

• True

• False

External HTTP(S) Load Balancing is a proxy-based Layer 7 load balancer that enables you to run and scale your services behind a single external IP address.

• True

• False

Which of the following is not a GCP load balancing service?

• HTTP(S) load balancing

• SSL proxy load balancing

• Hardware-defined load balancing

• TCP proxy load balancing