Correct Answer: When a requested file is found in the edge cache and served directly to the user without going to the origin
A Cache Hit occurs when a client request matches a file stored on the Cloud CDN edge node, allowing the edge server to return the asset immediately without loading the origin serve...
Correct Answer
When a requested file is found in the edge cache and served directly to the user without going to the origin
Why This Answer Is Correct
A Cache Hit occurs when a client request matches a file stored on the Cloud CDN edge node, allowing the edge server to return the asset immediately without loading the origin server.
This question evaluates your knowledge of Cloud CDN — a core concept tested in Associate Cloud Engineer. Understanding Cloud CDN is essential for designing scalable, secure, and cost-effective cloud architectures. Mastery of this topic will help you answer scenario-based questions confidently on exam day.
Your media company streams video content to users globally. Users in different regions are experiencing high latency. You need to improve performance by caching content closer to the users. Which service should you implement?
Which Google Cloud service uses Google's global network to serve content from edge locations to users with low latency?
Which Cloud CDN feature allows you to define how long content stays in the cache before it must be re-validated from the origin?
Does Cloud CDN support serving content from a Cloud Storage bucket?
What is 'Cache Invalidation' in Cloud CDN?