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A -- > ensures state persists through stop/start cycles using persistent disks D -- > provides the cost visibility finance needs through BigQuery exports and resource labels
A / B : the option only apply when VM are deleted (terminated ?), or here we are talking about stop/start See https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/samples/compute-disk-autodelete-change C : Do even know if it is possible D : In order to bring "visibility on the cost" E : local disks does not persist F : complex solution, but it works So D & F
Answer is : A& D A. Use the --no-auto-delete flag on all persistent disks and stop the VM: 1. Cost Savings: When you stop a VM, you only pay for the persistent disks attached to it. The --no-auto-delete flag ensures that the disks remain available even when the VM is stopped, preserving the developers' work and avoiding the cost of recreating the environment from scratch each time. 2. State Persistence: This approach ensures that the development environment's state is saved on the persistent disk, allowing developers to resume their work seamlessly when they restart the VM. D. Use Google BigQuery billing export and labels to associate cost to groups: 1. Cost Visibility: BigQuery billing export allows you to analyze your Google Cloud costs in detail. By applying labels to your resources (e.g., "environment: development", "team: frontend"), you can categorize and track costs associated with different development groups.