Objective 6.4
PCAAssisting with the support of deployed solutions
Objective 6.4 sits in Ensuring solution and operations excellence, which carries 12.5% of the Cloud Architect exam. The questions below are original, written from the official objective title above, and each explanation cites the Google Cloud page it rests on.
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A worked example
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An engineer selects a folder in the console and tries to raise a support case against it. What does the case creation flow allow?
Correct.
Concept
Support attaches to the billing and ownership boundary rather than to every level of a hierarchy, so knowing where a case can be filed avoids losing time during an incident.
Why C
Support cases can only be created for organizations or projects, and the resource selector is used to pick the one the case belongs to before the case is described.
Source
Create and manage support cases, checked August 2026Support cases can only be created for organizations or projects. Click add_box Get help . In the Select your product list, select a product. In the Describe your issue field, enter a description of your issue.
Now you: objective 6.4 questions
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Sample question 1 of 2
A team finds that an issue described in a case closed three weeks ago has come back. What does the procedure have them do?
Sample question 2 of 2
A production application is unusable with a significant rate of user-facing errors, revenue is being lost, and no workaround can be put in place within thirty minutes. Which case priority fits?
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