Google Skills Arcade Trivia January 2026 Week 2 (Solution)

Google Skills Arcade Trivia January 2026 Week 2 (Solution)

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Overview

Welcome to Google Skills Arcade Trivia January 2026! Give your career a boost with hands-on experience with different Google Cloud and partner services.

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P.S. You don't need to open the GCP Console for this, but you do need to keep this quiz open for at least 5 minutes to register your completion in the game.

Quiz

  1. You are setting up a secure appliance in Google Cloud that needs to inspect traffic from two separate VPC networks. How will you connect this single VM to both networks?
    Select ONE answer that would be relevant

    • Configure the VM with multiple Network Interfaces (nic0, nic1)

    • Create two separate VMs and connect them with a cable

    • Use a larger hard drive

    • Use Google Cloud Storage

  2. You have a VM with two network interfaces in Google Cloud. How will you check the internal IP addresses assigned to each interface?
    Select ONE answer that would be relevant

    • Use Cloud SQL

    • Restart the VM

    • Create a Firewall Rule

    • Run the command ip addr or check the Google Cloud Console

  3. You are building a global travel app on Google Cloud and want to translate hotel descriptions from English to Japanese. How will you achieve this?
    Select ONE answer that would be relevant

    • Run the command kubectl get pods

    • Run the command ls -la

    • Run the command gcloud help

    • Run the command docker ps

  4. Your GKE application on Google Cloud needs to be accessible to the public internet. How will you expose it to external traffic?
    Select ONE answer that would be relevant

    • Create a Service of type LoadBalancer

    • Create a VPN tunnel

    • Use a private IP address

    • Share your password

  5. You have written a "Dockerfile" for your application in Google Cloud Shell. How will you turn this into a runnable image?
    Select ONE answer that would be relevant

    • Run the command git commit

    • Run the command docker build -t my-app

    • Run the command mkdir new-folder

    • Run the command gcloud compute instances create

  6. You want to see which container images are currently stored locally on your Google Cloud Shell machine. How will you list them?
    Select ONE answer that would be relevant

    • Run the command gcloud help

    • Run the command docker images

    • Run the command ls -la

    • Run the command docker run