Practice Test 1 | Google Cloud Certified Professional Cloud Network Engineer | Dumps | Mock Test
A company serves its application from Compute Engine instances behind a HTTP(S) load balancer. The company’s Google VPC is connected to the on-premises network via Cloud Interconnect. The company intends to distribute some static content from its on-premises network.
What should you do?
A. Configure Cloud CDN to serve the static content from Cloud Storage
B. Configure Cloud CDN to serve the static content from the Zonal NEGs
C. Configure Cloud CDN to serve the static content from the Serverless NEGs
D. Configure Cloud CDN to serve the static content from the Internet NEGs
Correct Answer: D
- Option A is incorrect. Cloud Storage is in Google Cloud and can’t be used to distribute on-premises content without it first being migrated into Cloud Storage.
- Option B is incorrect because Zonal NEGs are zonal resources that represent collections of either IP addresses or IP address/port combinations for Google Cloud resources within a single subnet.
- Option C is incorrect. Serverless NEGs are used for services such as App Engine and Cloud Run, not for on-premises networks.
- Option D is correct. Cloud CDNs work alongside HTTP(S) load balancing to deliver content to users. The Internet NEGs is used for external backends (resources not in Google Cloud).
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