An enterprise freight logistics company hosts its core real-time container tracking application on Google Cloud. The primary workload operates out of `us-central1`, with a secondary disaster recovery (DR) environment prepared in `us-east4` to satisfy a recovery point objective (RPO) of near-zero and a recovery time objective (RTO) of 15 minutes. The architecture team is designing an automated validation procedure for an upcoming unannounced DR simulation drill. The objective is to validate full regional failover capabilities, end-to-end network path integrity, and database readiness while minimizing risk to live production operations. Which TWO operational procedures must be incorporated into the DR validation framework to achieve this goal? (Select TWO.)
- Programmatically verify and reserve required Compute Engine capacity and regional quota limits in us-east4 prior to executing the failover drill.Cevap
- Inject synthetic transactions carrying dedicated test headers into the us-east4 failover endpoint to validate data ingestion and routing prior to updating production DNS records.Cevap
- CReconfigure the primary transactional database to switch from continuous synchronous replication to daily snapshot restoration in us-east4 during the test window to prevent data corruption.
- DRe-route all test validation traffic from Dedicated Interconnect over temporary HA VPN tunnels to ensure complete physical separation between production and test network paths.