1Z0-1151-25 Question 117
Single answerYour organization plans to migrate its mission-critical Oracle Database to a high-performance environment while leveraging advanced analytics on Google Cloud. They want low-latency, private connectivity between the two environments and a single pane of glass to manage database workloads. Which approach best aligns with the recommended architecture for Oracle Database@Google Cloud in this scenario?
- A
Deploy Oracle Database in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) using Oracle Database Service for GCP, configure a private interconnect for secure low-latency connections, and manage the environment from an integrated console within GCP.
- B
Migrate the entire Oracle Database onto Google Cloud SQL and rely on public internet routing to connect analytics services in GCP with the database tier.
- C
Configure a public endpoint in OCI for the Oracle Database and allow GCP services to communicate over the internet using standard encryption and IP whitelisting.
- D
Run Oracle Autonomous Database deployments natively within Google Cloud data centers through a fully managed GCP service.
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Correct answer: A
Explanation
Oracle Database@Google Cloud leverages Oracle Database Service for GCP to provide a high-speed, private cross-cloud interconnect between OCI and GCP. This architecture ensures secure, low-latency connections to Oracle Database workloads running in OCI, while allowing GCP-based applications and analytics to access these databases through a unified management console. For more information, see Oracle� documentation on Oracle Database Service for GCP and cross-cloud interconnect setup.
- A. Correct.
Option 1 is correct. In this architecture, Oracle Database continues to run in OCI but is managed through the Oracle Database Service for GCP. A secure, low-latency interconnect eliminates the overhead of public internet routing, and the unified console provides centralized governance and monitoring.
- B. Incorrect.
Option 2 is incorrect. Google Cloud SQL does not natively support Oracle Database engine deployments. Simply migrating an Oracle workload to Cloud SQL is not a valid approach for Oracle Database@Google Cloud, and it would lose key Oracle-specific features.
- C. Incorrect.
Option 3 is incorrect. Routing traffic through the public internet would not meet the low-latency and private connectivity requirements. Additionally, exposing the database publicly increases security and performance risks.
- D. Incorrect.
Option 4 is incorrect. Oracle Autonomous Database is not natively hosted in GCP data centers. The service resides in OCI, and you must use a cross-cloud interconnect or a similar OCI-managed connection for low-latency private communication.