Specialized Load: Third-party Virtualization and Low-level Server Access

Correct Answer: C.

Option A is incorrect.

Persistent disk provides customers with block storage for Virtual machine instances.

Option B is incorrect.

Local SSD also offers high-performance block storage, but it is attached locally.

Option C is correct.

Bare Metal Solution helps customers run a specialized load, including third-party virtualization software and applications requiring low-level access to servers by providing a secured environment.

Option D is incorrect.

Cloud Storage is an object storage suited for serving the website contents, Storing data for archival and disaster recovery and distributing large data objects to users using direct download.

https://cloud.google.com/persistent-disk https://cloud.google.com/local-ssd https://cloud.google.com/bare-metal/docs/bms-planning https://cloud.google.com/storage

The most suitable Google Cloud offering for the scenario described is the Bare Metal Solution (C). This solution provides the ability to run workloads on dedicated, physical servers, which eliminates the need for virtualization software. Additionally, the low-level server access required by the application can be achieved through the use of bare metal servers, which offer direct access to hardware resources without the need for a hypervisor or virtualization layer.

Persistent disk (A) and Cloud Storage (D) are both storage solutions, which are not relevant to the specialized load requirements mentioned in the scenario.

Local SSD (B) is a high-performance, temporary block storage option that can be used in conjunction with virtual machines. While Local SSDs are useful for many types of workloads, they do not address the specific requirements for virtualization software and low-level server access mentioned in the scenario.

In summary, the most appropriate Google Cloud offering for the specialized load requirements described in the scenario is the Bare Metal Solution (C).