When you update the function in firebase by deploying updated code, instances for older versions are cleaned up along with build artifacts in __________________ and replaced by new instances.

The correct answer is B. Storage and Container Registry. When you redeploy a Firebase Cloud Function with updated code, the build process produces two types of artifacts: the container image (stored in Google Container Registry) and the build source/output files (stored in Google Cloud Storage). Both are cleaned up and replaced when…

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AGoogle Cloud console.
BStorage and Container Registry.
CContainer Registry repository.
DNone of the Above

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When you redeploy a Firebase Cloud Function with updated code, the build process produces two types of artifacts: the container image (stored in Google Container Registry) and the build source/output files (stored in Google Cloud Storage). Both are cleaned up and replaced when new instances are deployed. Option B - 'Storage and Container Registry' - correctly identifies both artifact storage locations. Option C is incomplete as it only mentions Container Registry and omits Cloud Storage.

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