Google Cloud Certified Associate Cloud Engineer Practice

If you are unable to access a Google Cloud Storage Bucket, what could be a possible reason?

1. Incorrect encryption keys used for accessing the bucket.

2. Lack of internet connectivity to the Google Cloud Server.

3. The bucket has been accidentally deleted.

4. Insufficient IAM permissions for accessing the bucket.

The correct answer is: Insufficient IAM permissions for accessing the bucket.

Possible Reason If you are unable to access a Google Cloud Storage Bucket, the most probable reason is that you do not have sufficient IAM permissions for accessing the bucket. This means that the user or service account used to access the bucket does not have the necessary role or permission to read, write, or modify objects in that specific bucket. The other options are incorrect because: - Option A (Incorrect encryption keys used for accessing the bucket): This would result in an error message stating "Invalid encryption key" when trying to access the bucket. If this were the case, it is not a reason for being unable to access the bucket, but rather for not being able to decrypt the objects inside it. - Option B (Lack of internet connectivity to the Google Cloud Server): This would result in an error message stating "Could not connect to server" or "Connection timeout" when trying to access the bucket. If this were the case, it would affect all communication with Google Cloud, not just access to a specific bucket. - Option C (The bucket has been accidentally deleted): This would result in an error message stating "Bucket not found" when trying to access the bucket. If this were the case, it would mean that the bucket itself no