Enhance Application Reliability and Scalability with Internal Load Balancing avis

lab not good

ACH. BAHRUL M. · Examiné il y a 21 jours

Nitesh V. · Examiné il y a 21 jours

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GOOD LAB

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Muhammad Dhia U. · Examiné il y a 21 jours

Hi, I've attempted Lab GSP216 (Internal Load Balancing) 5 separate times now — restarting the lab fresh each time — and I'm still stuck on the same issue at Task 2. The checkpoint keeps saying "Please create the instance template on subnet-a subnetwork with the desired configuration" even though I've verified via gcloud CLI that everything is correctly configured — correct machine type (e2-micro), correct subnetwork (subnet-a), correct network tag (lb-backend), correct boot image (debian-12), no external IP, and the template is Global as required. I've tried multiple times (recreated the check, refreshed the page, retried repeatedly) and everything is confirmed correct every single time, yet it keeps failing with the same message. This is clearly a checkpoint verification bug on your end, not a misconfiguration on mine. Could you please look into this or grant credit for this task? My lab time is running out. Thanks for your help.

Malik Muhammad A. · Examiné il y a 21 jours

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Batuhan Ö. · Examiné il y a 21 jours

alhamdulillah....

as a. · Examiné il y a 21 jours