Scaling with Google Cloud Operations Flashcards

(16 cards)

1
Q

Committed use discounts (CUDs)

A

Discounted prices in exchange for
your commitment to use
a minimum level of resources for a
specific term.

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Resource
quota policies

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Set limits on the
amount of resources
that can be used by a
project or user.

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Site Reliability Engineering (SRE)

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Ensures the reliability,
availability, and efficiency of
software systems and
services deployed in the
cloud.

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Latency

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Latency measures how long it
takes for a particular part of a
system to return a result

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5
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Traffic

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Traffic measures how
many requests reach
your system.

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Saturation

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Saturation measures how
close to capacity a
system is.

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7
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Service-level indicators

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Measurements that show how well a
system or service is performing.
● They’re specific metrics like:
○ Response time
○ Error rate
○ Percentage uptime

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Service-level objectives

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Goals that we set for a system’s performance
based on SLIs.
● They define what level of reliability or
performance that we want to achieve.
→ For example, an SLO might state that
the system should be available for
99.9% of the time in a month.

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Service-level agreements

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Agreements between a cloud service provider
and its customers.
● They outline the promises and guarantees
regarding the quality of service.
● They include the agreed-upon SLOs,
performance metrics, uptime guarantees, and
any penalties or remedies if the provider fails to
meet those commitments.

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Cloud Trace

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Helps identify performance
bottlenecks in applications.
Collects latency data from
applications, and provides insights
into how they’re performing.

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Cloud Profiler

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Identifies how much CPU power,
memory, and other resources an
application uses.
Continuously gathers CPU usage
and memory-allocation information
from production applications.
Provides insights into how
applications are using resources.

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12
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Basic Support

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Is free and included for all Google Cloud
customers.
Provides access to documentation,
community support, Cloud Billing Support,
and Active Assist recommendations.

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13
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Standard Support

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Recommended for workloads under
development.
Provides unlimited access to tech support,
which lets you troubleshoot, test, and
explore.
Offers unlimited individual access to
English-speaking support representatives
during working hours, five days a week.
Provides access to the Cloud Support API.

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Enhanced Support

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Designed for workloads in production, with
fast response times and additional services.
Available 24/7 in a selection of languages, and
initial response times are quicker than those
provided by Standard Support.
Offers technical support escalations and
third-party technology support to help
resolve multi-vendor issues.

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Premium Support

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Designed for enterprises with critical workloads.
Features the fastest response time, Customer
Aware Support, and a dedicated Technical
Account Manager.
Includes credit for the Google Cloud Skills Boost
training platform.
Includes Event Management Service for planned
peak events.
Includes Operational Health Reviews.
Includes Customer Aware Support.

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16
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Google’s data centers were the first to achieve ISO 14001 certification. What is this
standard’s purpose?

A

It’s a framework for an organization to enhance its environmental performance
through improving resource efficiency and reducing waste.