Q: 9
Your organization wants to be sure that is expenditures on cloud services are in line with the budget.
Which two Google Cloud cost management features help your organization gain greater visibility into
its cloud resource costs? (Choose two.)
Options
Discussion
B and D, if the question meant enforcing budget rules instead of just visibility.
B A and B are the best picks here. Billing dashboards show actual spend and resource labels let you break down costs by team or project. D is tempting but more about policy than visibility, right? Pretty sure these are what Google expects.
Its A and B here. Billing dashboards show you spend totals and trends, and resource labels let you break costs out by team or project for more granular tracking. D is tempting but it's focused on enforcing policies, not visualizing spend. Think the main trap was D-anyone disagree?
A and B
Maybe D , would pick D over B since policies can also help show compliance. Possible trap with labels though.
A and B make sense to me for visibility. Billing dashboards let you see overall cloud spending, while resource labels break things down by project or team. D is more about policy than showing actual usage. Pretty sure these are the main tools for cost transparency here. Anyone see another angle?
D A and B nail it for visibility. C is a trap since discounts help reduce costs, not track them. If someone sees value in D for visibility, let me know but I think it's mainly about policy.
Option A and B for me too. Labels and billing dashboards both let you actually see what’s being spent and where. Haven’t seen D used for pure visibility, so I’d stick with AB unless someone’s got other info.
D imo A and B fit best here. Billing dashboards (A) give you a real-time overview of where your spend is going, so you can spot overages or unexpected charges quickly. Resource labels (B) let you tag resources to break down costs by project or team in reports-super useful for tracking. Not 100% sure though if there's a tricky option hiding, but A and B match what I've seen in similar practice sets.
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