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Why observability matters in GCP - Quick Recap

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beginner
What is observability in cloud infrastructure?
Observability is the ability to understand what is happening inside a system by collecting and analyzing data like logs, metrics, and traces.
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beginner
Why is observability important for cloud services?
It helps detect problems early, understand system behavior, and improve reliability and performance.
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beginner
Name three key data types used in observability.
Logs (records of events), metrics (numbers showing system health), and traces (paths of requests through services).
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intermediate
How does observability help in troubleshooting?
It provides detailed insights to find the root cause of issues quickly by showing what happened and where.
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beginner
What is a real-life example of observability in action?
Like a car dashboard showing speed, fuel, and engine status to help the driver keep the car running smoothly.
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Which of the following is NOT a main component of observability?
ALogs
BMetrics
CTraces
DFirewalls
Why does observability matter in cloud environments?
ATo improve system visibility and quickly fix issues
BTo increase cloud storage capacity
CTo reduce internet speed
DTo block unauthorized users
What does a trace show in observability?
AThe path of a request through services
BThe number of users logged in
CThe amount of disk space used
DThe color of the user interface
Which tool would you use in GCP for observability?
ACloud Storage
BCloud Functions
CCloud Monitoring
DCloud DNS
What is a benefit of good observability?
ALess data collected
BFaster problem detection
CMore manual work
DSlower system response
Explain why observability is crucial for managing cloud infrastructure.
Think about how knowing what happens inside a system helps keep it healthy.
You got /4 concepts.
    Describe the three main types of data used in observability and their roles.
    Imagine how each type helps you see different parts of the system story.
    You got /3 concepts.