2025 Associate Google Cloud Engineer Exam | Past Papers

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Sample Question & Solution:

You're working at a mid-sized food delivery startup migrating to Google Cloud Platform (GCP). Some services remain on-premises, while others are hosted on GCP. Compute Engine VMs communicate with on-premises servers via Cloud VPN using private IP addresses. A database hosted on-premises is used by several GCP applications. You need to ensure applications on GCP continue working if the database's IP address changes without requiring configuration updates.

What should you do?

A. Configure Cloud NAT for all subnets in your VPC used by VMs for outbound traffic.
B. Create a private zone in Cloud DNS and configure applications to use a DNS name.
C. Store the database IP in custom metadata on each VM and retrieve it using the metadata server.
D. Write code in each application to query the database IP using Compute Engine’s internal DNS.

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

• Option A is incorrect – Cloud NAT is for outbound internet traffic, not required here.
• Option B is correct – A private Cloud DNS zone allows you to use a DNS name for the database, enabling seamless IP changes.
• Option C is incorrect – Updating metadata on every IP change is inefficient and prone to errors.
• Option D is incorrect – Compute Engine internal DNS cannot resolve on-premises IP addresses.

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