Question: BigQuery has the ability to scale seamlessly; what is another benefit when it comes to infrastructure?
- Almost NoOps, with downtime-free upgrades and maintenance
- No queries
- Empty space storage
- ZeroOps, with governance or maintenance required
Explanation
BigQuery is a fully managed serverless data warehouse, so Google manages the underlying infrastructure. It removes most operational work related to provisioning, upgrades, and maintenance. This helps analytics teams focus on querying and analyzing data instead of managing database hardware or clusters. Its managed model supports scalability without requiring routine infrastructure administration.
Why the other options are incorrect
No queries is incorrect because BigQuery is built for running SQL analytics queries.
Empty space storage is not an official BigQuery infrastructure benefit.
ZeroOps is inaccurate because governance and data management responsibilities still remain.
Source for verification
https://cloud.google.com/bigquery/docs/introduction
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