GCP Professional Cloud Architect Practice Question

An e-commerce firm ingests 500 GB of application logs into a Cloud Storage bucket in us-central1 every day. Logs must remain in that region for 3 years. Engineers query only the most recent 7 days of logs hourly; older data is accessed a few times per quarter and can take up to 24 hours to retrieve. As the cloud architect, which lifecycle configuration best minimizes total storage costs while meeting these requirements?

  • Keep logs in Standard for 7 days, then transition to Nearline on day 8, to Coldline on day 31, and delete on day 1095.

  • Apply a lifecycle rule that moves objects from Standard to Coldline after 7 days, and deletes them after 1095 days.

  • Keep logs in Standard for 30 days, then transition directly to Archive until day 1095, and delete them afterward.

  • Maintain a dedicated Standard-class bucket for the latest 7 days of logs and use Storage Transfer Service to copy older data to an on-premises NFS server for the remaining 3 years.

GCP Professional Cloud Architect
Designing and planning a cloud solution architecture
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