CLOUD-DIGITAL-LEADER · Question #252
An organization wants its users to validate a series of new features for their app. Why should they use App Engine?
The correct answer is C. To run different versions of the app for different users. App Engine supports traffic splitting and versioning natively, allowing organizations to route specific percentages or segments of users to different application versions. This makes it ideal for A/B testing or gradual feature validation with real user groups. Option A describes
Question
An organization wants its users to validate a series of new features for their app. Why should they use App Engine?
Options
- ABecause their app is containerized and enabled by microservices
- BBecause the updated app will only include new features
- CTo run different versions of the app for different users
- DTo run different versions of the app for the same user
How the community answered
(39 responses)- A3% (1)
- B8% (3)
- C87% (34)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
App Engine supports traffic splitting and versioning natively, allowing organizations to route specific percentages or segments of users to different application versions. This makes it ideal for A/B testing or gradual feature validation with real user groups. Option A describes Kubernetes-based containerized microservices, which points more to GKE than App Engine. Option B is incorrect because a new version would include all features, not just new ones. Option D (running different versions for the same single user) is not a standard App Engine use case for this scenario.
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