Google Cloud Certified Associate Cloud Engineer Practice

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What is a potential cause for a Cloud Function failing to trigger on Google Cloud Platform?

  1. Incorrect billing setup affecting function execution.

  2. Outdated Cloud Function code incompatible with the runtime.

  3. Violating Cloud Function quotas for allowed invocations.

  4. Improperly configured trigger conditions for the function.

The correct answer is: Improperly configured trigger conditions for the function.

A potential cause for a Cloud Function failing to trigger on Google Cloud Platform could be improperly configured trigger conditions for the function. This could be due to misconfigured event sources or incorrect triggers set for the function. The other options listed could also be issues that would need to be addressed, but they may not result in the function failing to trigger. For example, incorrect billing setup could affect the function's execution, but it would not necessarily cause the function to fail to trigger. The same goes for outdated code or exceeding quotas for allowed invocations. These issues could still impact the function, but they may not be the direct cause of it failing to trigger. Therefore, option D is the best answer as it specifically addresses the potential cause of the function failing to trigger.