Questions

During a discovery conversation with a retail customer, they worry that the Maps Static Application Programming Interface (API) call they have to identify their locations might not be able to scale during a holiday shopping period. You know that Google has generous quota limits for this API. You can allay their concerns by telling them that the API has the following default quota:

 

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• 50 Queries Per Second (QPS)
• 3000 QPM
• 30000 Queries Per Minute (QPM)
• 300 QPS

 

A customer has come to you with a query about their bill. They can see that they are using the Places Application Programming Interface (API), but the cost of the service is confusing them. On their bill, they see the Basic Data Stock Keeping Unit (SKU) listed. What should the listed amount for that SKU be for 125,000 requests?

 

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• $3840
• $2040
• $1840
• $0

 

A customer store is going through a growth period, and the number of monthly calls to the Maps JavaScript Application Programming Interface (API) has risen to 250,000. What will the cost be (not including any discounts)?

 

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• $1540
• $1750
• $0
• $1625

 

What are the reasons why Google logs data from requests to the Google Maps Platform Application Programming Interfaces (APIs)?

 

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• Identifying user information to provide personalized services
• Forecasting and planning future system capacities
• Monitoring and alerting tools within our system
• Providing technical support for customers
• Customizing the map so that users get bespoke regional promotions

 

For each response of the forecast Application Programming Interface (API), there is a Universal Pollen Index (UPI) included. What does this UPI offer?

 

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• It offers detailed information about a given area’s plants and their allergenic potential.

• It offers color-coded tiles of three pollen types.

• It offers the minimum quality allowed in the results

• It offers a globally unified scale for comparing pollen levels across different areas.

 

Given below are the response body objects from the forecast endpoint and the functionality they provide. Drag and drop each object according to its corresponding functionality, and then click Submit.

 

• DayInfo: Provides the date of the represented forecast, along with PollenTypeInfo and PlantInfo.

• PollenTypeInfo: States the seasonality of available pollen types, pollen index, and more.

• PlantInfo: Supplies plant names and descriptions at the requested coordinates.