Not a member of Pastebin yet?
Sign Up,
it unlocks many cool features!
- Exam Guide : https://services.google.com/fh/files/misc/associate_cloud_engineer_exam_guide_english.pdf
- Practice Questions Google Form : https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfexWKtXT2OSFJ-obA4iT3GmzgiOCGvjrT9OfxilWC1yPtmfQ/viewform
- Preparing for Your Associate Cloud Engineer Journey :
- https://www.skills.google/course_templates/77
- Associate Cloud Engineer Certification :
- https://www.skills.google/paths/11?catalog_rank=%7B%22rank%22%3A3%2C%22num_filters%22%3A1%2C%22has_search%22%3Afalse%7D
- NotebookLM notebook : https://notebooklm.google.com/notebook/e3bb2103-5d33-43a7-bb4b-5a4ca671b860
- YT Playlist (AwesomeGCP ) :
- https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQMsfKRZZviRwqJwNmh1eAWnRMvlrk40x
- Study Session :
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2dh3URv2mSQ
- Quick Glance Notes : https://umbertocicciaa.github.io/blog-umbertodomenico-ciccia/posts/gcp-ace-notes/
- Exam Topics : https://adamkorzun.github.io/gcp-ace-tracker/
- if getting pop up, use ublock and follow instructions
- Method 3: Block it with CSS (Hide it)
- add this to the element's styles or console:
- document.querySelector('.popup-overlay').style.display = 'none';
- Method 4: Prevent it from showing (for future page loads)
- You could add a browser extension like uBlock Origin and add a filter:
- examtopics.com##.popup-overlay
- 179 Practice Qustions :
- https://education.ditectrev.com/modes?url=https%3A%2F%2Fraw.githubusercontent.com%2FDitectrev%2FGoogle-Cloud-Platform-GCP-Associate-Cloud-Engineer-Practice-Tests-Exams-Questions-Answers%2Fmain%2FREADME.md&name=GCP+ACE
- PPT : https://www.in28minutes.com/downloads/09-google-certified-associate-cloud-engineer/CoursePresentation-GoogleCertifiedAssociateCloudEngineer.pdf
- NotebookLM Prompts :-
- 1. Deep-Dive Concept Explanation Prompt
- Act as an expert Google Cloud Instructor preparing me for the GCP Associate Cloud Engineer (ACE) exam. Using ONLY the provided source materials, break down the concept/topic of: [INSERT TOPIC/SERVICE NAME HERE].
- Please structure your response with the following sections:
- 1. Core Concept Overview: Explain what this service/concept is, its primary use case, and how it fits into the GCP hierarchy.
- 2. Crucial ACE Exam Pitfalls & Best Practices: Highlight specific technical nuances heavily tested on the exam (e.g., App Engine Standard vs. Flexible, or IAM Predefined vs. Primitive roles). Emphasize "Google-recommended practices" for cost-efficiency and security (least privilege).
- 3. Must-Know CLI Commands: Provide the precise 'gcloud', 'gsutil', or 'kubectl' commands used to interact with this service (e.g., creating, listing, or modifying resources). Include a brief explanation of critical flags.
- Ensure everything you explain is strictly grounded in the uploaded sources. Do not extrapolate beyond the source data.
- 2. Executive Topic Summary Prompt
- Using the provided source documents, generate a concise, high-density study summary for the topic of: [INSERT TOPIC/SERVICE NAME HERE] tailored for final review before the GCP ACE exam.
- Organize the summary into:
- - A Markdown Table comparing key variants, deployment modes, or storage classes within this topic (e.g., Standard vs. Nearline vs. Coldline vs. Archive, or different Load Balancer types) including their minimal storage durations or network layers where applicable.
- - A bulleted list of "Exam Cheat Sheet Rules" (e.g., "If the scenario asks for a lift-and-shift of a VM with autoscaling > 65% CPU, choose Compute Engine MIG").
- - The top 3 most important CLI command syntax structures for quick mental retention.
- 3. High-Fidelity Scenario Question Generator
- Based ONLY on the uploaded sources, act as a GCP Certification Exam Writer and generate 5 highly realistic, scenario-based multiple-choice questions for the Associate Cloud Engineer exam on the topic of: [INSERT TOPIC/SERVICE NAME HERE].
- Follow these strict formatting and framing rules to match the actual ACE exam style:
- 1. Scenario-Driven Framing: Start each question with a business or technical challenge (e.g., "Your company needs to...", "You are configuring a...", "Your billing incurred unexpected costs because...").
- 2. Constraints: Explicitly include standard exam constraints in the scenario text, such as "using the fewest possible steps", "minimizing operational overhead", or "following Google-recommended practices for least privilege".
- 3. Structure: Provide 4 plausible options (A, B, C, D). Ensure the distractors represent common misconceptions or slightly less optimal CLI configurations (e.g., using 'kubectl scale' instead of modifying the deployment YAML file, or choosing an overly broad IAM role).
- 4. Answer Key: At the very bottom, hidden under a "Reveal Answers" section, provide the correct choice along with a detailed explanation citing exactly WHY the correct answer fits the constraints best and WHY the other options are incorrect based on the source text.
Advertisement