Google Professional Cloud DevOps Engineer

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As a Cloud DevOps Engineer, you're troubleshooting an application on Google Cloud and opt to use Cloud Debugger to take a snapshot of your application's state at a specific execution point without halting or decelerating it. Which statement accurately describes the data captured in a Cloud Debugger snapshot?




Explanation:

Correct answer: B - The snapshot includes the call stack and local variables at the snapshot location. This is because Cloud Debugger is designed to offer insights into the application's state at a specific moment without interrupting its execution. It captures both the call stack and the values of local variables at the point where the snapshot is taken.

  • A is incorrect because Cloud Debugger snapshots do not provide detailed logs of all operations; that's what Cloud Logging is for.
  • C is incorrect as the snapshot does not include the local storage content of the VM running the application.
  • D is incorrect because, although the snapshot includes the stack trace, it also captures local variable values, offering more context than just the stack trace.