Practice exams for Professional Cloud Architect

50 questions · 120 min

  • Designing and planning a cloud solution architecture 13 questions
  • Managing and provisioning a cloud solution infrastructure 9 questions
  • Designing for security and compliance 9 questions
  • Analyzing and optimizing technical and business processes 7 questions
  • Managing implementation 6 questions
  • Ensuring solution and operations excellence 6 questions

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The 50 questions cover 6 domains: Designing and planning a cloud solution architecture, Managing and provisioning a cloud solution infrastructure, Designing for security and compliance, Analyzing and optimizing technical and business processes, Managing implementation, Ensuring solution and operations excellence. 25 of them are free, without an account.

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Sample question

Designing and planning a cloud solution architecture

A finance team compares its current on-premises data center spending, where hardware and software were bought upfront and depreciated over years, with a planned move to Google Cloud. According to Google Cloud's cost optimization guidance, how does the cost model change for most cloud resources?

  1. Most cloud resource costs become an operating expense, paid as they are consumed
  2. Google Cloud removes the need to track operating expenses entirely
  3. Cloud costs remain a capital expense, depreciated over the hardware's operating life
  4. Cloud spending must be paid upfront in full before any resource is provisioned
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Correct answer: A

In the cloud, the costs for most cloud resources are treated as OpEx, incurred as the resources are consumed, unlike the CapEx model of purchasing and depreciating on-premises assets.

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