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GCP Core Concepts (GCP PDE) Flashcards
GCP Professional Data Engineer Flashcards
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| How are GCP IAM roles applied | At the project, folder, or organization level |
| How are VMs in GCP connected to the internet | Using an External IP or through Cloud NAT |
| How do you assign an IAM role to a user | Using the GCP Console, gcloud CLI, or API to bind the role to the user’s email or service account |
| How many zones can a GCP region have | Typically 3 or more zones per region |
| What are custom IAM roles | Roles created by users to define specific sets of permissions tailored to their needs |
| What are global resources in GCP | Resources that can be used globally like Cloud Storage buckets or Pub/Sub topics |
| What are the three types of networks in GCP | Default, auto mode, and custom mode networks |
| What command-line tool is commonly used to interact with GCP | The gcloud CLI |
| What does the hierarchy of resources in GCP consist of | Organization, folders, projects, and resources |
| What happens if a zone goes down | A resource in a different zone within the same region can maintain availability depending on the architecture |
| What is a GCP region | A specific geographical location where you can host your resources |
| What is a GCP zone | A deployment area within a region representing a single failure domain |
| What is a key consideration for designing fault-tolerant systems in GCP | Using multiple zones or regions to ensure redundancy |
| What is a multi-regional service in GCP | Services designed to automatically distribute data or workloads across multiple regions for better availability |
| What is a predefined IAM role | A role with a set of permissions provided by GCP for common use cases |
| What is a Shared VPC | A VPC that allows multiple projects to share the same network resources |
| What is GCP’s default networking model | A global, private fiber network that interconnects all regions and zones |
| What is the difference between a regional and a global service | Regional services operate in one region while global services span multiple regions |
| What is the difference between an organization and a project in GCP | An organization is the top-level container for resources; a project groups resources specific to workloads |
| What is the principle of least privilege | Granting users the minimum permissions they need to perform their job |
| What is the purpose of Cloud DNS | Provides scalable, reliable, and managed Domain Name System services |
| What is the purpose of cloud storage buckets location settings | Determines whether data is stored globally, regionally, or within multi-regions |
| What is the purpose of GCP regions and zones | They allow users to deploy resources closer to their users or workloads while providing resiliency |
| What is the role of a service account | Provides an identity for applications or virtual machines to interact with GCP services |
| What is the role of IAM in GCP | It manages permissions and access control for users and resources |
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What is the difference between an organization and a project in GCP
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An organization is the top-level container for resources; a project groups resources specific to workloads
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What are the three types of networks in GCP
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Default, auto mode, and custom mode networks
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What is the purpose of cloud storage buckets location settings
Back
Determines whether data is stored globally, regionally, or within multi-regions
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What is the principle of least privilege
Back
Granting users the minimum permissions they need to perform their job
Front
How are VMs in GCP connected to the internet
Back
Using an External IP or through Cloud NAT
Front
What is a Shared VPC
Back
A VPC that allows multiple projects to share the same network resources
Front
What is a GCP zone
Back
A deployment area within a region representing a single failure domain
Front
How do you assign an IAM role to a user
Back
Using the GCP Console, gcloud CLI, or API to bind the role to the user’s email or service account
Front
What is the purpose of Cloud DNS
Back
Provides scalable, reliable, and managed Domain Name System services
Front
What is a key consideration for designing fault-tolerant systems in GCP
Back
Using multiple zones or regions to ensure redundancy
Front
How many zones can a GCP region have
Back
Typically 3 or more zones per region
Front
What is the difference between a regional and a global service
Back
Regional services operate in one region while global services span multiple regions
Front
What is a predefined IAM role
Back
A role with a set of permissions provided by GCP for common use cases
Front
What are global resources in GCP
Back
Resources that can be used globally like Cloud Storage buckets or Pub/Sub topics
Front
What is the purpose of GCP regions and zones
Back
They allow users to deploy resources closer to their users or workloads while providing resiliency
Front
What is GCP’s default networking model
Back
A global, private fiber network that interconnects all regions and zones
Front
What is a multi-regional service in GCP
Back
Services designed to automatically distribute data or workloads across multiple regions for better availability
Front
What happens if a zone goes down
Back
A resource in a different zone within the same region can maintain availability depending on the architecture
Front
What is the role of IAM in GCP
Back
It manages permissions and access control for users and resources
Front
What command-line tool is commonly used to interact with GCP
Back
The gcloud CLI
Front
What are custom IAM roles
Back
Roles created by users to define specific sets of permissions tailored to their needs
Front
What is a GCP region
Back
A specific geographical location where you can host your resources
Front
How are GCP IAM roles applied
Back
At the project, folder, or organization level
Front
What is the role of a service account
Back
Provides an identity for applications or virtual machines to interact with GCP services
Front
What does the hierarchy of resources in GCP consist of
Back
Organization, folders, projects, and resources
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This deck covers foundational topics like GCP regions, zones, and global infrastructure, as well as understanding IAM roles and permissions specific to data engineering tasks.