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Naresh Chopra
Feb 19, 2024
No.# I think C is correct because For BigQuery: By creating a time-partitioned table, you can partition the data based on time intervals (e.g., daily, monthly) and set an expiration period for the partitions. This allows you to automatically delete data older than 36 months, ensuring compliance with GDPR regulations. For Cloud Storage: By enabling lifecycle management using gsutil, you can define rules to automatically delete objects based on conditions such as their age. Setting an Age condition of 36 months ensures that objects containing personal data are deleted after the specified period, aligning with GDPR requirements.
Naresh Chopra
Feb 19, 2024
No.# C. Using a signed URL allows you to generate a URL with temporary access permissions that expire after a specified time (in this case, 24 hours). Users can upload images directly to Cloud Storage using this signed URL without requiring a Google Account or additional authentication.
Naresh Chopra
Feb 18, 2024
No.# I think B option is correct as Dataviewer can only see the data, but jobuser will not be able to see the data.
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No.# I think C is correct because
For BigQuery: By creating a time-partitioned table, you can partition the data based on time intervals (e.g., daily, monthly) and set an expiration period for the partitions. This allows you to automatically delete data older than 36 months, ensuring compliance with GDPR regulations.
For Cloud Storage: By enabling lifecycle management using gsutil, you can define rules to automatically delete objects based on conditions such as their age. Setting an Age condition of 36 months ensures that objects containing personal data are deleted after the specified period, aligning with GDPR requirements.
No.# C. Using a signed URL allows you to generate a URL with temporary access permissions that expire after a specified time (in this case, 24 hours). Users can upload images directly to Cloud Storage using this signed URL without requiring a Google Account or additional authentication.
No.# I think B option is correct as Dataviewer can only see the data, but jobuser will not be able to see the data.