You must provide isolated Cassandra development environments for multiple teams quickly with minimal support effort while moving to Google Cloud. What should you do?

Directing developers to Cloud Marketplace allows them to quickly and independently provision pre-configured Cassandra environments. This minimizes support effort because the images are typically maintained by third parties or Google, and developers can self-serve. Building an instruction guide (option A) requires developers to manually install Cassandra, which is time-consuming and prone to inconsistencies, increasing support needs. Building a Compute Engine instance and creating snapshots (options C and D) requires significant upfront effort to create and maintain the base image, and developers would still need instructions or automation to deploy from these snapshots, which is less streamlined than Cloud Marketplace. Uploading to Cloud Storage (option D) adds an unnecessary step and complexity compared to using snapshots directly within Compute Engine.