Google Cloud DevOps Engineer Certification Exam Practice

Latest Google Cloud Professional DevOps Engineer Certification Practice Test Question with Detailed Solutions For 2023

This is an updated sample practice questions as per latest changes in exam pattern.

In this course there are 4 sets of practice question, and each set contains 50+ questions. For each question, detailed explanation is also provided for the right choice.

Prerequisites

I will recommend giving attempt to this exam after doing enough preparation. This is an ideal course to learn about Google cloud for all DevOps engineers.  It will help in boosting your career.

This course covers question from all topics required for the Professional Cloud DevOps Engineer exam.

1. Designing the overall resource hierarchy for an organization.

2. Managing infrastructure as code.

3. Infrastructure as code tooling (e.g., Cloud Foundation Toolkit, Config Connector, Terraform, Helm).

4. Managing multiple environments (e.g., staging, production).

5. Determining the number of environments and their purpose.

6. Creating environments dynamically for each feature branch with Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) and Terraform.

7. Anthos Config Management.

8. Designing, building and implementing CI/CD pipelines for a service.

9. Applying site reliability engineering practices to a service.

10. Balancing change, velocity, and reliability of the service.

11. Discovering SLIs (e.g., availability, latency)

12. Defining SLOs and understanding SLAs

13. Managing service lifecycle.

14. Ensuring healthy communication and collaboration for operations.

15. Mitigating incident impact on users.

16. Conducting a postmortem.

17. Managing logs.

18. Managing metrics with Cloud Monitoring.

19. Managing dashboards and alerts in Cloud Monitoring.

20. Managing Cloud Logging platform.

21. Implementing logging and monitoring access controls.

22. Identifying service performance issues.

23. Implementing debugging tools in Google Cloud.

24. Optimizing resource utilization and costs.