Gr. diploma google compute engine (15 questions)

Google Compute Engine allows you to run software on virtual machines in Google's data centers.

• True
• False

Creating a virtual machine instance in Google Compute Engine requires you to choose an operating system.

• True
• False

You can access the Google Compute Engine to create virtual machines only through command-line tools.

• True
• False

Which of the following is a key benefit of using Google Compute Engine?

• Fixed computing capacity regardless of demand.
• Scalability to handle changing workloads.
• You have limited control over the operating system.
• Physical hardware maintenance is your responsibility.

What is the first step in creating a new virtual machine instance using the Google Cloud Console?

• Setting up a Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) network.
• Configuring firewall rules.
• Selecting a storage option.
• Navigating to the Compute Engine section and clicking "Create Instance."

Which of the following is a fundamental component you need to define when creating a Compute Engine instance?

• The operating system image for the virtual machine.
• The color of the virtual machine's interface.
• The brand of the keyboard and mouse connected to the server.
• The physical location of the server in your office.

A Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) network in Google Cloud provides:

• A physical connection to your local network.
• A logically isolated private network for your Compute Engine instances.
• Automatic installation of all necessary software on your instances.
• A globally accessible public IP address for all instances.

Firewall rules in Google Cloud control:

• The types of network traffic that can enter or leave your Compute Engine instances.
• The billing costs associated with your virtual machines.
• The physical security of the data center.
• The speed of the internet connection to your instances.

To allow web traffic (HTTP) to your Compute Engine instance, you would typically configure a firewall rule to allow traffic on which port?

• 22
• 443
• 80
• 21

What is a Persistent Disk in Google Compute Engine primarily used for?

• Accelerating the network speed of your virtual machine.
• Providing long-term, durable storage for your instance's operating system and data.
• Temporarily storing data that is lost when the instance stops.
• Managing the IP addresses of your instances.