Considering Different Storage and database options e.g. Cloud Datastore, Cloud SQL, Cloud Stor-age, etc. Which of the following statements is/are correct? ( Select two answer)

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A. Cloud DataStore and Cloud SQL have Terabytes + and Terabytes Capacity respec-tively. Cloud Datastore (Firestore in Datastore mode) is designed for terabytes-plus of document/NoSQL data, while Cloud SQL's managed relational database is suited for terabyte-scale structured data - this capacity distinction reflects their respective use cases and storage architectures. B. Cloud Bigtable and Cloud Storage both have Petabytes + capacity. Cloud Bigtable is engineered for petabyte-scale low-latency NoSQL workloads and Cloud Storage is an object store capable of storing unlimited petabytes of data, making both services appropriate for massive-scale data needs.

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C. Cloud Bigtable and Cloud Storage both have not Petabytes + capacity. This directly contradicts option B, which is correct - both Cloud Bigtable and Cloud Storage are explicitly designed for petabytes-plus capacity.

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D. None of the above. None of the above is incorrect because both A and B accurately describe the documented capacity characteristics of these GCP storage services.

Considering Different Storage and database options e.g. Cloud Datastore, Cloud SQL, Cloud Stor-age, etc. Which of the following statements is/are correct? ( Select two answer)

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