Google Cloud Certified Cloud Digital Leader Practice Tests

13th April 2022 - Updated for new exam content

* Added a fourth practice test.

* Added 40 new questions covering subjects like digital transformation and migration, which was recently added to the exam.

The Cloud Digital Leader certification is an important entry-level certification that is relevant for technologists, professionals in sales and pre-sales, project managers, and others in any role whose business involves Google Cloud.  Preparing for and passing this certification not only gives you increased confidence in discussing and using Google Cloud, but also opens career opportunities for you. 

Some of the salient features of these practice tests:

* Getting a passing score here is strongly indicative of your ability to pass the actual certification exam.

* While answering the questions, you can also learn key concepts with well explained answers and research further with given reference links.

* They cover a wide set of topics - IAM, Networking, Storage, Compute, Machine Learning, Migration, Data Analytics, Security, Billing, Data Management.

* The questions have been crafted using a scenario based approach.

* These practice tests have been purposely constructed to be slightly tougher than the actual exams.

* There are questions covering product choice, business decisions, architecture decisions, etc.

* These are all original questions that I have created - they are not an exam dump.  So you are preparing legitimately.

My recommendations on taking the exam:

* You don't have to take the entire exam at one stretch.  If you find it difficult, pause the exam, take a break and come back again hours or days later.  In between, learn about topics that you weren't confident of.

* Don't rush through the exam.  Use it as a learning tool by reading the question well, evaluating the options, and making a reasoned choice.  There's a much stronger learning in that process than rushing to get to the answers.

* Except for the most obvious answers, see if your reasoning matches the explanation.  If not, ask who of us is wrong in our reasoning, and why?