Why might you disable an API in a Google Cloud project?

To improve the performance of other APIs

To reduce the risk of unauthorized use and potential billing charges

To automatically delete all resources created by that API

To change the billing account for the project

You need to get a complete inventory of all resources across your entire organization, including projects, folders, and resources within those projects. You want to be able to query this inventory and also get notifications when resources are created or deleted. What should you do?

Use the Cloud Console to manually document all resources and set up email alerts.

Enable Cloud Asset Inventory at the organization level and set up a feed to export changes to a Pub/Sub topic.

Use Cloud Logging to query resource metadata and set up log-based alerts.

Use Cloud Monitoring to list all resources and set up alerts for changes.

Your application is about to launch and you expect a significant increase in traffic. You have already enabled the necessary APIs. You want to proactively ensure that your project's quota for a specific API is sufficient to handle the expected load. What should you do?

Monitor the quota usage in the Cloud Console and wait for an alert before requesting an increase.

Request a quota increase for the specific API in advance, providing the expected usage and justification.

Create a new project and move your application there to get a fresh quota.

Disable and re-enable the API to reset the quota.

What is Gemini Cloud Assist in Google Cloud?

A service for monitoring network traffic

A tool for automated code deployment

A tool for creating and managing service accounts

An AI-powered assistant that helps you analyze and manage cloud resources

What is the purpose of the Google Cloud resource hierarchy?

To automatically scale compute resources based on demand

To provide a structured way to manage access control and policy inheritance across resources

To manage billing and payment methods for all cloud resources

To monitor and log all API calls made within a project

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You need to get a complete inventory of all resources across your entire organization, including projects, folders, and resources within those projects. You want to be able to query this inventory and also get notifications when resources are created or deleted. What should you do?
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Your application is about to launch and you expect a significant increase in traffic. You have already enabled the necessary APIs. You want to proactively ensure that your project's quota for a specific API is sufficient to handle the expected load. What should you do?
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