Question-30: The term application reliability refers to the likelihood that a piece of software will continue to function normally despite being run in a certain setting for a predetermined amount of time. A trustworthy piece of software, in an ideal world, would have no bugs whatsoever, would not result in any downtime, and would function appropriately regardless of the circumstances. Your employer has tasked you with developing a highly dependable web application that makes use of a selection of public APIs as the backend. You do not anticipate a high volume of user traffic, but there is a possibility that it might periodically increase. You are interested in using Cloud Load Balancing, and the solution you choose must be user-friendly and affordable. What action should you take?
A. Storing static stuff like HTML and graphics in a cloud content delivery network (CDN). Host the application programming interfaces (APIs) on App Engine and store user data in Cloud SQL.
B. Place stuff that does not change, such as HTML and photos, in a bucket in cloud storage. Cloud Spanner should be used to preserve the user data and the APIs should be hosted on a zonal Google Kubernetes Engine cluster with worker nodes located in several zones.
C. Storing static material such as HTML and graphics in a cloud content delivery network. Make advantage of Cloud Run to host the application programming interfaces (APIs), and store user data in Cloud SQL.
D. Place stuff that does not change, such as HTML and photos, in a bucket in cloud storage. Make advantage of Cloud Functions to host the application programming interfaces (APIs), and save user data in Firestore.

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