GCP - Cloud RunWhich DNS record type must you configure to point your custom domain to a Google App Engine service?AMX recordBTXT recordCSRV recordDCNAME recordCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify DNS record types for domain pointingCNAME records map a domain or subdomain to another domain name, commonly used for pointing to cloud services.Step 2: Match with Google App Engine requirementsGoogle App Engine custom domains require CNAME records to link your domain to their service address.Final Answer:CNAME record -> Option DQuick Check:Point domain to service = CNAME record [OK]Quick Trick: Use CNAME to point domain to cloud service address [OK]Common Mistakes:Using MX records which are for email routingUsing TXT records meant for verificationConfusing SRV records which are for service location
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