An organization wants to collect metrics and metadata from their cloud applications and put them into dashboards. Which Google Cloud tool should they use?

The correct answer is A. Cloud Monitoring. Cloud Monitoring (formerly Stackdriver Monitoring) is specifically designed to collect metrics, metadata, and telemetry from Google Cloud resources and applications, and to display that data in customizable dashboards with alerting. Cloud Logging collects and stores log entries…

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ACloud Monitoring
BCloud Trace
CCloud Logging
DCloud Debugger

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A
88% (38)
B
2% (1)
C
7% (3)
D
2% (1)

Explanation

Cloud Monitoring (formerly Stackdriver Monitoring) is specifically designed to collect metrics, metadata, and telemetry from Google Cloud resources and applications, and to display that data in customizable dashboards with alerting. Cloud Logging collects and stores log entries (event records, not metrics). Cloud Trace is used for distributed tracing to analyze request latency across services. Cloud Debugger allows inspection of application state at specific code locations during execution. The combination of 'metrics,' 'metadata,' and 'dashboards' in the question points directly to Cloud Monitoring.

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