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You are developing an application that uses microservices architecture that includes Cloud Run, Bigtable, and Pub/Sub. You want to conduct the testing and debugging process as quickly as possible to create a minimally viable product with minimal cost. What should you do?

  • A. Use Cloud Shell Editor and Cloud Shell to deploy the application, and test the functionality by using the Google Cloud console in the project.
  • B. Use emulators to test the functionality of cloud resources locally, and deploy the code to your Google Cloud project.
  • C. Use Cloud Build to create a pipeline, and add the unit testing stage and the manual approval stage. Deploy the code to your Google Cloud project.
  • D. Use Cloud Code to develop, deploy, and test microservices resources. Use Cloud Logging to review the resource logs.
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Suggested Answer: B 🗳️
by anshad666 at Oct. 12, 2024, 4:19 a.m.

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anshad666
Highly Voted 6 months, 3 weeks ago
Selected Answer: B
Emulators are great for quickly testing and debugging cloud resources locally without incurring costs associated with deploying the resources on Google Cloud. For example, you can use the Bigtable and Pub/Sub emulators locally to simulate their behavior.
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saratk1984
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Selected Answer: B
1. Emulators allow you to simulate GCP services locally (like Bigtable and Pub/Sub) without incurring cloud costs. 2. This enables rapid iteration, local debugging, and offline development, perfect for early MVP stages. 3. Once validated, you can deploy to Cloud Run and integrate with actual cloud services.
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