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GCP ACE · Question 40 · Domain 4.5: Managing networking resources

You are configuring a Global External HTTP(S) Load Balancer for a new web application. You need to ensure that the IP address provided to users never changes, even if you delete and recreate the load balancer in the future.

Which TWO actions must you take? (Select TWO)

Answer options:

A.

Reserve a global static external IP address

B.

Reserve a regional static external IP address

C.

Attach the reserved IP address to the load balancer's forwarding rule

D.

Attach the reserved IP address directly to the backend Compute Engine instances

E.

Use Cloud DNS to reserve the IP address

How to approach this question

Identify the type of IP needed for a global resource, and understand which component of a load balancer holds the IP address.

Full Answer

Reserve a global static external IP address, Attach the reserved IP address to the load balancer's forwarding rule
To ensure an IP address doesn't change, you must reserve a static external IP address. Because you are using a Global HTTP(S) Load Balancer, you must reserve a *global* static IP (not regional). Once reserved, you configure the load balancer's frontend by attaching this IP address to the Global Forwarding Rule.

Common mistakes

Reserving a regional IP for a global load balancer, or trying to attach the IP to the backend instances instead of the frontend forwarding rule.

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