Account types There are three possible storage account types for the Standard tier: StorageV2 (General- Purpose V2), Storage (General-Purpose V1), and BlobStorage. There are four possible storage account types for the Premium tier: StorageV2 (General-Purpose V2), Storage (General- Purpose V1), BlockBlobStorage, and FileStorage. Table 2-1 shows the features for each kind of account. Key points…
Modifying node pools – Google Cloud Exam Guide
Command line The creation of a minimalistic deployment pool (bare minimum without any extra settings) can be achieved by executing the following command:gcloud container node-pools create POOL_NAME –cluster CLUSTER_NAME –region=REGION_NAME Execution of this command results in default settings configured for the node pool—three nodes with e2-medium as the machine type: Figure 6.21 – Default and…
Configure access to storage
Skill 2.1: Configure access to storage An Azure storage account is a resource that you create that is used to store data objects such as blobs, files, queues, tables, and disks. Data in an Azure storage account is durable and highly available, secure, massively scalable, and accessible from anywhere in the world over HTTP or…
Command line – Google Cloud Exam Guide
To delete a GKE cluster, we need to use the following command:gcloud container clusters delete CLUSTER_NAME –-zone=zone_name In the next screenshot, we see the progress and output of the command that leads to cluster deletion: Figure 6.13 – Cluster deletion using CLI By performing cluster operations, we have delved deeper into GKE management. Let’s move…
Thought experiment – Azure AZ-104 Exam
Thought experiment In this thought experiment, apply what you have learned. You can find answers to thesequestions in the next section.You are responsible for creating and tracking resources in Azure for two business units within your organization: HR and Marketing. Your organization has an Enterprise Agreement (EA). Each business unit needs to deploy its own…
Command line – Google Cloud Exam Guide
The procedure doesn’t differ from the Cloud console procedure. The step we didn’t have in Cloud console is retrieving available versions. Proceed as follows: This results in the following output: Figure 6.8 – Available GKE versions from different release channels This results in the following output: Figure 6.9 – Command to upgrade the GKE cluster…
Chapter summary – Azure AZ-104 Exam
Chapter summary Here are some of the key takeaways from this chapter: variables/parameters/functions to create dependencies between resources.
Monitor and report spend – Azure AZ-104 Exam
Monitor and report spend While Azure Advisor and its cost recommendations provide one method for monitoring spend and unused resources, Azure has many other tools that can help you monitor the cost of your resources and report on that cost. There are several considerations that you must account for when reporting on the cost associated…
Configure cost center quotas – Azure AZ-104 Exam
Configure cost center quotas One of the key factors in managing an Azure subscription is being able to plan for and drive organizational accountability for Azure spend. One of the best ways to drive accountability is to make sure that the consumers of Azure resources understand their cost, including current usage and forecasting future spend…
Command line – Google Cloud Exam Guide
To list GKE clusters in use, we can use the gcloud container clusters list command in either Cloud Shell or your local computer, resulting in the following output: Figure 6.4 – Output of the gcloud container clusters list command with clusters listed To drill down into a specific cluster, we can use the following command:gcloud…