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4.5 Troubleshooting Issues PROFESSIONAL-CLOUD-DEVOPS-ENGINEER Practice Questions (Page 6)
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A DevOps engineer is troubleshooting a Compute Engine VM that fails to start. Which systematic approach should be used first?
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An application's response time has degraded. You are looking at a trace of a single request. The trace shows the following spans: 'Frontend Service' (50 ms), 'Authentication Service' (200 ms), and 'Database Query' (1.5 s). The database is a Cloud SQL instance. The CPU utilization on the Cloud SQL instance is at 90%. What is the most likely bottleneck?
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Users report that a web application is slow. You look at Cloud Monitoring and see that the p95 latency for the application's main endpoint has increased from 200 ms to 2 seconds. The CPU and memory utilization on the backend VMs are normal. The trace data shows that the application spends 1.8 seconds waiting on a call to a third-party payment API. What is the most effective immediate action?
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A CI/CD pipeline fails because the deployment step cannot access a Cloud Storage bucket. Which configuration should be checked first?
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A web server on a Compute Engine VM is not responding to HTTP requests from the internet. You can SSH into the VM and see that the web server process (e.g., nginx) is running and listening on port 80. You have verified that the VM has a public IP address. What is the most likely cause?
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