Google Cloud Certified Associate Cloud Engineer Practice

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What are key-value pairs that you can set and interact with in a Compute Engine instance in Google Cloud?

Enable binary logging
Metadata
Cloud Launcher
App Engine

The correct answer is: Metadata

Key-value pairs in Google Cloud are typically used for metadata, which is option B. Through this feature, you can attach custom data to Compute Engine instances and interact with them in a variety of ways. Option A, enabling binary logging, is incorrect because this feature allows you to track and record communication between software systems, but does not involve key-value pairs. Option C, Cloud Launcher, is a tool used for deploying applications, so it is unrelated to key-value pairs. Lastly, option D, App Engine, is a platform for developing and hosting web applications, so it is also not related to key-value pairs in Compute Engine.