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What You'll Master in Google Cloud Interviews

Core Services

Master Compute Engine, Cloud Storage, and GCP fundamentals

Serverless

Learn Cloud Functions, Cloud Run, and serverless patterns

Data & ML

Understand BigQuery, Cloud SQL, and ML services

How Vibe Interviews Works

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Choose Your Focus

Select Google Cloud as your interview topic and customize the difficulty level

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Practice with AI

Answer realistic Google Cloud interview questions in a simulated environment

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Get Feedback

Receive detailed feedback on your answers, including areas to improve

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Track Progress

Monitor your improvement and identify strengths and weaknesses

Common Google Cloud Interview Topics

Compute Engine and App Engine

Cloud Functions and Cloud Run

Cloud Storage and databases

VPC and networking

IAM and security

BigQuery and data analytics

Common Google Cloud Interview Questions

Q: Explain the difference between Compute Engine, App Engine, and Cloud Run

A: Compute Engine: VMs, full control, IaaS. App Engine: PaaS, fully managed, standard (containers) or flexible (any runtime). Cloud Run: serverless containers, Knative-based, auto-scale to zero. Use Compute for control, App Engine for web apps, Cloud Run for containerized services/APIs.

Q: What is BigQuery and when should you use it?

A: BigQuery is serverless data warehouse for analytics. Columnar storage, SQL queries, petabyte scale. Pay-per-query or flat-rate pricing. Use for: analytics, data warehousing, log analysis, ML training data. Not for: transactional workloads, real-time updates, sub-second queries. Supports streaming inserts, external tables.

Q: How does Google Cloud IAM work?

A: IAM controls who (identity) has what access (role) to which resource. Hierarchy: organization → folder → project → resource. Roles: primitive (owner, editor, viewer), predefined (service-specific), custom. Policies bind members to roles. Service accounts for app authentication. Use principle of least privilege.

Q: Explain Google Cloud's global network and load balancing

A: GCP has global private network with edge locations. Load balancing types: Global HTTP(S) (anycast IP, SSL termination), TCP/UDP (regional), Internal (within VPC). Benefits: low latency, DDoS protection, auto-scaling. Cloud CDN for content delivery. Supports backend services with health checks.

Google Cloud Interview Preparation Tips

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Master gcloud CLI for resource management and deployments

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Understand GCP's unique services: BigQuery, Pub/Sub, Cloud Spanner

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Know Kubernetes Engine (GKE) for container orchestration

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Practice with Cloud Functions and Cloud Run for serverless

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Understand VPC networking, firewall rules, and Cloud NAT

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