Explanation:
The correct options are B (Google Kubernetes Engine with containers) and C (Google App Engine Standard Environment). Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) is a managed Kubernetes service that simplifies the deployment, management, and scaling of containerized applications, making it a suitable choice for auto-scaling. Google App Engine Standard Environment, on the other hand, is a fully managed platform that automatically scales applications based on demand, providing a no-ops experience as it abstracts away infrastructure management. Both of these services align with the requirements of having minimal operational overhead and automatic scaling.
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Your company recently completed a rapid lift and shift migration to Google Compute Engine for all your compute needs. Over the next nine months, you are tasked with designing and deploying a more cloud-native solution. The new system must prioritize minimal operational overhead (no-ops) and have the ability to automatically scale based on demand. Given these requirements, which two Google Cloud compute products should you choose? (Choose two.)
A
Compute Engine with containers
B
Google Kubernetes Engine with containers
C
Google App Engine Standard Environment
D
Compute Engine with custom instance types
E
Compute Engine with managed instance groups