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Answer: In the Google Cloud Platform Console, navigate to the IAM page for your project and filter by Role:Owner.
The correct answer is **B** because it directly shows the Owners of the specific project 'my-project'. - **Option A** is incorrect as it lists grantable roles for a resource, not who holds a specific role. - **Option C** is incorrect as it displays organization-wide owners, not project-specific ones. - **Option D** is incorrect for the same reason as Option A; it does not specify who has the Owner role.
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How can you identify who has Owner access to a specific project named 'my-project' within your organization?
A
Use gcloud iam list-grantable-role --project my-project from your Terminal.
B
In the Google Cloud Platform Console, navigate to the IAM page for your project and filter by Role:Owner.
C
In the Google Cloud Platform Console, go to the IAM page for your organization and filter by Role:Owner.
D
Use gcloud iam list-grantable-role from Cloud Shell on the project page.
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