A global renewable energy utility company is designing the cloud infrastructure on Google Cloud for its smart grid control and monitoring platform. The architecture must ingest real-time telemetry from control centers and maintain high availability for critical transactional grid operations across multiple geographic regions.
The technical requirements are:
- Zero Recovery Point Objective () and a Recovery Time Objective () for global transactional grid state storage during regional outages.
- High-throughput, SLA-backed hybrid network connectivity requiring of dedicated bandwidth between on-premises control centers and Google Cloud VPCs.
- Prevention of data exfiltration from Cloud Storage telemetry buckets, ensuring users with valid IAM read permissions cannot copy telemetry data to storage buckets in external projects.
Which TWO architectural choices should the cloud architect implement to satisfy these high availability, throughput, and security requirements? (Select TWO.)
- Provision a multi-region Cloud Spanner configuration across the required regions to host the transactional grid state.Cevap
- Establish redundant 10 Gbps Dedicated Interconnect circuits and configure a VPC Service Controls perimeter around the project's Cloud Storage resources.Cevap
- CDeploy a regional Cloud SQL for PostgreSQL database with cross-region asynchronous read replicas for grid state storage.
- DConfigure multiple High Availability (HA) VPN tunnels with dynamic Cloud Router BGP peering over the public internet to achieve 20 Gbps bandwidth.
- EEnforce strict IAM viewer roles combined with Customer-Managed Encryption Keys (CMEK) on Cloud Storage to restrict telemetry data exfiltration.