Your team runs a Python job that reads millions of customer record files stored in a Cloud Storage bucket. To comply with regulatory requirements, you need to ensure that customer data is immediately

Question

Options

• AAdd a final step in the job that deletes all the objects in the bucket in bulk by using batch
• BConfigure Object Lifecycle Management on the Cloud Storage bucket that deletes all the objects
• CRemove the bucket from the Google Cloud console when the job is completed
• DUse the gcloud CLI to execute the gcloud storage rm --recursive gs://BUCKET_NAME/ command.

• A
  80% (33)
• B
  12% (5)
• C
  5% (2)
• D
  2% (1)

Explanation

The goal is immediate deletion after job completion while minimizing time. Option A uses the Cloud Storage batch API, which bundles multiple delete requests into a single HTTP call, making it the fastest bulk-deletion method. Option B (Object Lifecycle Management) is incorrect because lifecycle rules are evaluated once per day - deletion is not immediate. Option C deletes the entire bucket including its configuration, which is likely undesirable and irreversible. Option D (gcloud storage rm --recursive) issues individual delete requests sequentially, which is significantly slower than a batch API call for millions of objects.

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