Google Cloud And Hybrid Network Architecture » Week 1 » Reliable Google Cloud Infrastructure: Design And Process

Q: You want a secure, private connection between your network and a Google Cloud network. There is not a lot of volume, but the connection needs to be extremely reliable. Which configuration below would you choose?

This is the correct choice, because this offers a secure extremely reliable connection and is more cost-effective than Cloud Interconnect.

Q: You have a contract with a service provider to manage your Google VPC networks. You want to connect a network they own to your VPC. Both networks are in Google Cloud. Which Connection option should you choose?

This answer is correct, because VPC peering allows connectivity across two VPC networks regardless of whether they belong to the same project or same organization.

Q: You are a large bank deploying an online banking service to Google Cloud. The service needs high volume access to mainframe data on-premises. Which connectivity option would likely be best?

This answer is correct, because Cloud Interconnect provides high bandwidth and low latency. It does need encryption at the application level.

Q: You are deploying a large-scale web application with users all over the world and a lot of static content. Which load balancer configuration would likely be the best?

This answer is correct, because the traffic is HTTP(S), the load balancer should be external and global, and CDN enabled will help performance and cost.