Google Professional Cloud Network Engineer Question 52
Single answerGoogle Cloud PlatformYour company is deploying a globally distributed application on Google Cloud that requires low-latency access for users worldwide. The application backend is hosted in multiple Google Cloud regions, and you want to ensure that traffic routing is optimized for performance. Which network tier should you choose to meet these requirements?
- A
Premium Tier
- B
Standard Tier
- C
Basic Tier
- D
Custom Tier
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Correct answer: A
Explanation
The Premium Tier is designed to leverage Google's high-performance global network, which ensures low-latency connections and optimized routing for applications with global user bases. In contrast, the Standard Tier relies on the public internet, leading to higher latency and variable performance. Since the application requires low latency for users worldwide, the Premium Tier is the best choice.
- A. Correct.
Premium Tier uses Google's high-performance global network, offering low-latency routing and optimized paths for improved performance. It is ideal for globally distributed applications requiring high performance.
- B. Incorrect.
Standard Tier uses the public internet for traffic routing, which may result in higher latency and less optimized paths. It is more cost-effective but not suited for applications requiring low latency.
- C. Incorrect.
Basic Tier is not a valid network tier in Google Cloud. It is not an option provided by Google Cloud Platform.
- D. Incorrect.
Custom Tier is not a valid network tier in Google Cloud. It is not an option provided by Google Cloud Platform.