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Domain 4Objective 1

4.1 Instrumenting and Collecting Telemetry PROFESSIONAL-CLOUD-DEVOPS-ENGINEER Practice Questions (Page 10)

Part of the Section 4: Implementing observability practices and troubleshooting issues domain, which accounts for ~25% of the exam of the PROFESSIONAL-CLOUD-DEVOPS-ENGINEER exam.

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Questions 46–50

  1. 46foundation · easy

    Which OpenTelemetry component is responsible for receiving telemetry from instrumented applications and exporting it to a backend like Google Cloud?

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  2. 47foundation · easy

    A DevOps engineer wants to view only ERROR and CRITICAL severity logs from a specific Compute Engine instance in Cloud Logging. Which filter expression would achieve this?

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  3. 48application · medium

    You are using Anthos Service Mesh (ASM) to manage traffic between your microservices. You need to analyze the request latency for a specific service to identify performance bottlenecks. You want to view the latency distribution and error rates for that service. What should you do?

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  4. 49foundation · easy

    A team wants to count the number of ERROR logs generated by a specific service. What is the most efficient way to do this?

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  5. 50foundation · easy

    A team wants to stop ingesting verbose DEBUG logs from a specific service to reduce storage costs. What is the most direct way to achieve this in Cloud Logging?

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