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What is a VM instance in Google Cloud Platform?
A VM instance is a virtual machine running on Google Cloud's infrastructure. It acts like a computer you can use remotely to run applications or services.
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Which Google Cloud service is used to create and manage VM instances?
Google Compute Engine is the service used to create and manage VM instances in Google Cloud Platform.
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What is the purpose of choosing a machine type when creating a VM instance?
The machine type defines the CPU, memory, and other resources your VM will have. It helps match the VM's power to your workload needs.
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Why do you need to select a boot disk when creating a VM instance?
The boot disk contains the operating system your VM will use to start and run. It is like the hard drive of a physical computer.
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What is the role of a network interface in a VM instance?
A network interface connects your VM to the internet or other networks, allowing it to communicate with other machines and services.
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Which Google Cloud service do you use to create a VM instance?
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Compute Engine is the service for creating and managing VM instances.
What does the machine type specify when creating a VM?
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Machine type defines the CPU and memory resources for the VM.
Why do you need a boot disk for a VM instance?
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The boot disk contains the operating system needed to start the VM.
What is the function of a network interface in a VM?
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Network interface connects the VM to other networks and the internet.
Which of these is NOT a step in creating a VM instance?
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Writing application code is done after the VM is created, not during creation.
Describe the main steps to create a VM instance in Google Cloud Platform.
Think about the resources, storage, and connectivity needed.
You got /5 concepts.
Explain why choosing the right machine type is important when creating a VM instance.
Consider how much power your tasks require.
You got /4 concepts.