Correct Answer: Yes, using Serverless Network Endpoint Groups (NEGs)
This allows you to add features like custom domains and CDN to your serverless apps....
Correct Answer
Yes, using Serverless Network Endpoint Groups (NEGs)
Why This Answer Is Correct
This allows you to add features like custom domains and CDN to your serverless apps.
This question evaluates your knowledge of Cloud HTTP(S) Load Balancing — a core concept tested in Cloud Digital Leader. Understanding Cloud HTTP(S) Load Balancing 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.
You need to route traffic to Google Compute Engine instances based on URL paths (e.g., '/api' vs '/static'). Which load balancer type should you use?
Which Google Cloud service provides global, Layer 7 load balancing for HTTP and HTTPS traffic?
Where is the IP address for a Google Cloud External HTTP(S) Load Balancer assigned?
What is 'URL Maps' in the context of Google Cloud Load Balancing?
Which feature of HTTP(S) load balancing ensures that a user is consistently routed to the same backend instance as long as it is healthy?