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Exam Name:	Google Cloud Digital Leader exam
Exam Code:	Cloud-Digital-Leader Dumps
Vendor:	Google	Certification:	Google Cloud Certified
Questions:	411 Q&A's	Shared By:	ian

Question 72

Your ed-tech start-up was originally launched in a small geography. Any user sign-ups, course progress, tests taken, etc. are captured on a self-managed MySQL database. Every user generates many such transactions. Now you're taking the application globally and preparing for a much larger influx of users from all over the world. The existing MySQL server is unlikely to be able to scale. Which convenient option can be considered?

Options:

Migrate to BigQuery

Migrate to Cloud Spanner

Migrate to Cloud SQL

Migrate to Bigtable

Discussion

Question 73

Your multinational organization has servers running mission-critical workloads on its premises around the world. You want to be able to manage these workloads consistently and centrally, and you want to stop managing infrastructure.

What should your organization do?

Options:

Migrate the workloads to a public cloud

Migrate the workloads to a central office building

Migrate the workloads to multiple local co-location facilities

Migrate the workloads to multiple local private clouds

Discussion

Question 74

Your team is working on building a machine learning model. There are a bunch of terminologies that are being used. What is an "instance" or an "example"?

Options:

An input variable is used in making predictions. E.g. number of rooms in a house price prediction model.

One row of a dataset containing one or more input columns and possibly a prediction result.

An answer for a prediction task,¬ either the answer produced by a machine learning system or the right answer supplied in training data. E.g. image contains a "cat".

The "knobs" that you tweak during successive runs of training a model. E.g. learning rate

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Question 75

Your customer currently has a hybrid cloud setup including their on-premises data center and AWS. They are consolidating all their services on Google Cloud as part of a modernization plan and want to spend less IT effort in the future. There are about 10 MySQL and 25 PostgreSQL databases across the two DCs. What is the best option to for them?

Options:

Use the Data Catalog Service to manage the metadata of the databases

Use Cloud Dataflow service and setup Google's Cloud SQL as the sink and the others as the source, which will cause the data to flow in as expected.

Use the Database Migration Service

Use the Bare Metal Solution and copy the databases directly as they are on-premises and on AWS.