What is Google Cloud Platform in GCP - Interactive Quiz & Practice

Practice - 5 Tasks

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easy

Complete the code to create a Google Cloud Storage bucket named "my-bucket".

GCP

gcloud storage buckets create [1]

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Amy-bucket

Bstorage-bucket

Cbucket-123

Dcloud-bucket

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Common Mistakes

Using a bucket name that is already taken.

Forgetting to specify the bucket name.

The command gcloud storage buckets create my-bucket creates a new storage bucket named "my-bucket" in Google Cloud Platform.

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medium

Complete the code to list running Compute Engine instances in the current project.

GCP

gcloud compute instances list --filter=[1]

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Aname=my-instance

Bzone=us-central1-a

Cstatus=RUNNING

Dproject=my-project

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Common Mistakes

Using a filter that does not match any instances.

Omitting the filter and getting all instances.

The filter status=RUNNING lists only the instances that are currently running.

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hard

Fix the error in the command to create an App Engine application with the correct region.

GCP

gcloud app create --region=[1]

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Ainvalid-region

Beurope-west1

Casia-northeast1

Dus-central

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Common Mistakes

Using a region that is not supported by App Engine.

Typo in the region name.

The region us-central is a valid App Engine region. Using an invalid region causes an error.

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hard

Fill both blanks to create a firewall rule allowing HTTP traffic on port 80.

GCP

gcloud compute firewall-rules create [1] --allow=[2]

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Aallow-http

Btcp:80

Cudp:53

Ddeny-all

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Common Mistakes

Using the wrong protocol or port.

Using a rule name that does not match the purpose.

The firewall rule named allow-http allows TCP traffic on port 80, which is standard for HTTP.

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hard

Fill all three blanks to create a Cloud Pub/Sub topic and publish a message.

GCP

gcloud pubsub topics create [1]
gcloud pubsub topics publish [2] --message=[3]

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Amy-topic

C"Hello, Cloud!"

D"Test message"

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Common Mistakes

Using different topic names for creation and publishing.

Forgetting to quote the message string.

The topic my-topic is created and then used to publish the message Hello, Cloud!.