GCP Associate Cloud Engineer Practice Question

Your company has an Organization node in Google Cloud. You must isolate production and development workloads for each department, allowing administrators to apply department-specific IAM roles and organization policy constraints while still inheriting company-wide controls. Which resource-hierarchy design meets these goals with the least repeated configuration?

  • Keep all projects directly under the Organization node, apply identifying labels for department and environment, and manage IAM roles and policy constraints individually on each project.

  • Create a folder for each department under the Organization node and, inside each department folder, create child folders named production and development; place projects in the appropriate child folder and set IAM and policies at the folder levels.

  • Create one top-level folder called environments with two child folders, production and development, and place every department's projects into the shared environment folders.

  • Register a separate Cloud Identity tenant for every department to obtain multiple Organization nodes, then create projects directly under each organization.

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