PROFESSIONAL-CLOUD-ARCHITECT · Question #143
Your customer wants to do resilience testing of their authentication layer. This consists of a regional managed instance group serving a public REST API that reads from and writes to a Cloud SQL…
The correct answer is C. Schedule a disaster simulation exercise during which you can shut off all VMs in a zone to see. https://cloud.google.com/solutions/scalable-and-resilient-apps A well-designed application should scale seamlessly as demand increases and decreases, and be resilient enough to withstand the loss of one or more compute resources. Resilience: designed to withstand the unexpected…
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- AEngage with a security company to run web scrapes that look your users' authentication data om
- BDeploy intrusion detection software to your virtual machines to detect and log unauthorized
- CSchedule a disaster simulation exercise during which you can shut off all VMs in a zone to see
- DConfigure a red replica for your Cloud SQL instance in a different zone than the master, and then
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https://cloud.google.com/solutions/scalable-and-resilient-apps A well-designed application should scale seamlessly as demand increases and decreases, and be resilient enough to withstand the loss of one or more compute resources. Resilience: designed to withstand the unexpected A highly-available, or resilient, application is one that continues to function despite expected or unexpected failures of components in the system. If a single instance fails or an entire zone experiences a problem, a resilient application remains fault tolerant-continuing to function and repairing itself automatically if necessary. Because stateful information isn’t stored on any single instance, the loss of an instance-or even an entire zone-should not impact the application’s
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