An enterprise architecture team for a global digital publishing platform is translating high-level business goals into a structured architecture framework on Google Cloud. During this transition, they must map logical system components (such as decoupled messaging, perimeter boundaries, and data persistency) to concrete physical GCP service implementations.
Which TWO architectural mapping decisions correctly translate the logical requirements into physical Google Cloud component selections while avoiding architectural anti-patterns? (Select TWO.)
- Mapping the logical tier for real-time decoupled ingestion and stream analytics to Cloud Pub/Sub combined with Cloud Dataflow.Cevap
- Mapping the logical security perimeter boundary for cross-service network isolation and data exfiltration defense to VPC Service Controls.Cevap
- CMapping the logical perimeter boundary for data exfiltration protection to project-level primitive IAM roles (Owner/Editor) without VPC Service Controls boundaries.
- DMapping the logical requirement for a regional single-instance relational content management database to a multi-region Cloud Spanner instance to minimize operational cost.
- EMapping the logical requirement for a basic, low-traffic stateless HTTP request redirector microservice to a multi-zone GKE cluster to simplify management overhead.
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The correct architectural mappings are: 1) Mapping real-time decoupled ingestion and stream analytics to Cloud Pub/Sub and Cloud Dataflow, and 2) Mapping perimeter security boundaries for data exfiltration defense to VPC Service Controls.
Mapping real-time decoupled event ingestion to Cloud Pub/Sub with Cloud Dataflow directly aligns the logical requirement for asynchronous messaging and pipeline analytics to managed physical services. Additionally, defining data exfiltration boundaries using VPC Service Controls correctly translates logical perimeter isolation into a physical security boundary on Google Cloud.
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Translating Logical Architecture into Physical GCP Service Selections