Just a few weeks into studying for my Google Associate Cloud Engineer exam, I dove into the practice questions and they turned out to be more helpful than I would've thought. It was comforting reading the documentation and feeling prepared, but the questions exposed my weaknesses.

They all require the Google-suggested method rather than any working method. The one requiring transfer of invoice documents into Cloud Storage had criteria related to retention, versioning, and cost. There were two methods using Cloud Scheduler and Cloud Functions, while the rest of the methods required using the functionality available in the buckets themselves. The phrasing suggested that we go for the method with less maintenance, something I never would have considered.

An instance where a static IP was required on a VM since there were other services within the same VPC that had to access it was also an example. The options were mostly external IPs, while the use case demanded internal access, so specifics came into play.

Another was a select two of diagnosing quotaExceeded error in BigQuery with options such as Audit Logs, Tracing, Monitoring and Information Schema Views. They are all diagnostic tools, but not for the specified scenario.

After a few of those, I read the topic list differently. I came across the Google Associate Cloud Engineer exam questions on CertBoosters when I wanted more like these. It also covers the five key areas (setup, planning, deployment, operations, and access and security), which enabled me to recognize my weaknesses.

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