You've uploaded some PDFs to a public bucket. When users browse to the documents, they're downloaded rather than viewed in the browser. How can we ensure that the PDFs are viewed in the browser?

AThis is a browser setting and not something that can be changed.

BUse the gsutil set file-type pdfcommand.

CSet the Content metadata for the object to 'application/pdf'.

DSet the Content-Type metadata for the object to 'application/pdf'.

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You're using Deployment Manager to deploy your application to an autoscaled, managed instance group on Compute Engine. The application is a single binary, What is the fastest way to get the binary onto the instance, without introducing undue complexity?

AWhen creating the instance template use the startup script metadata key to bootstrap the application.

BUse a 'golden image' that contains everything you need.

CWhen creating the instance template, use the startup script metadata key to install Ansible. Have the instance run the play-book at startup to install the application.

DOnce the instance starts up, connect over SSH and install the application.

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Your team has been working on building a web application. The plan is to deploy to Kubernetes. You currently have a Dockerfile that works locally. How can you get the application deployed to Kubernetes?

AUse kubectl to push the convert the Dockerfile into a deployment.

BUse docker to create a container image, save the image to Cloud Storage, deploy the uploaded image to Kubernetes with kubectl.

CUse kubectl apply to push the Dockerfile to Kubernetes.

DUse docker to create a container image, push it to the Google Container Registry, deploy the uploaded image to Kubernetes with kubectl.

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Your team has been working towards using desired state configuration for your entire infrastructure, which is why they're excited to store the Kubernetes Deployments in YAML. You created a Kubernetes Deployment with the kubectl apply command and passed on a YAML file. You need to edit the number of replicas. What steps should you take to update the Deployment?

AEdit the number of replicas in the YAML file and rerun the kubectl apply.

BEdit the YAML and push it to Github so that the git triggers deploy the change.

CDisregard the YAML file. Use the kubectl scale command.

DEdit the number of replicas in the YAML file and run the kubectl set image command.

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You've seen some errors in the logs for a specific Deployment. You've narrowed the issue down to the Pod named "ad-generator" that is throwing the errors. Your engineers aren't able to reproduce the error in any other environment. They've told you that if they could just "connect into the container" for 5 minutes, they could figure out the root cause. What steps would allow them to run commands against the container?

AUse the kubectl exec -it ad-generator -- /bin/bash command to run a shell on that container.

BUse the kubectl exec -it -- /bin/bash command to run a shell on that container.

CUse the kubectl run command to run a shell on that container.

DUse the kubectl run ad-generator /bin/bash command to run a shell on that container.

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Google Associate-Cloud-Engineer Quiz:7 Topic:6 Questions:31-35

Free Practice Mock Questions Set 31-35 (Quiz # 7) for Google Associate-Cloud-Engineer Exam, according to official Google Associate Cloud Engineer exam syllabus topic # 6

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