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Google Cloud Certified – Professional Data Engineer

PR000258
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Become a certified Professional Data Engineer with exam code PR000258 to validate your data engineering skills in Google Cloud.

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Questions 481–486 of 486

Q481

Which service is best for ETL operations in GCP?

  • A Dataflow
  • B BigQuery
  • C Cloud Storage
  • D Compute Engine
Explanation Dataflow is designed for efficient ETL processes, while the others serve different purposes.
Q482

A company needs to analyze large datasets in real-time. What should they use?

  • A Cloud Pub/Sub
  • B Cloud Functions
  • C Google Cloud Spanner
  • D BigQuery
Explanation Cloud Pub/Sub provides real-time messaging for data streaming, unlike the others which focus on data storage or analysis.
Q483

You are configuring a VM instance. What happens if you don't assign a public IP?

  • A No internet access available
  • B Instance can't communicate internally
  • C VM becomes inaccessible entirely
  • D Public access through VPN only
Explanation Without a public IP, the VM cannot access the internet, while it can still communicate internally if properly configured.
Q484

Which service is optimized for data warehousing in Google Cloud?

  • A BigQuery
  • B Cloud Storage
  • C Cloud Pub/Sub
  • D Cloud Firestore
Explanation BigQuery is a fully-managed data warehouse; the others serve different purposes.
Q485

A company needs to analyze streaming data in real-time. Which approach should they use?

  • A Google Cloud Functions
  • B Cloud Dataflow
  • C Cloud Run
  • D Google Stackdriver
Explanation Cloud Dataflow is designed for stream processing; others are either for serverless or monitoring.
Q486

What happens when a Cloud Storage bucket's permissions are updated?

  • A All objects are deleted.
  • B Permissions apply only to new objects.
  • C Existing objects permissions may change.
  • D Permissions revert to defaults immediately.
Explanation Updated permissions apply to existing objects but may be overridden; others do not accurately describe the behavior.