How to SSH into Private VM in GCP

One way to connect to a virtual machine (VM) is via SSH. To connect to a VM using SSH we need:
‧ The IP address of the VM
‧ A key or some sort of credentials
‧ And a network that connect our machine to the remote one
In this video we are going to see how we can connect to a VM in Google Cloud even if machine doesn't have a public IP. We are going to do this by creating a VPC with a subnet with no internet access and we are going to SSH into it.
This is possible thanks to Identity-Aware Proxy (IAP).
cloud.google.com/compute/docs...
Chapters:
00:00 Plan
01:01 Create VPC and FW rule
01:58 Verify from GCP Console
02:35 Create the VM
03:38 SSH via IAP tunnel
03:58 Verify
04:08 Recap
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[@Kevin_Knights]

Thanks for sharing Antonio, this is super helpful! I was doing an exercise from the book “Journey to become a Google Cloud Machine Learning Engineer” and there was no mention of how to connect to the private vm without using the cloud console. So this video was a savior.

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Glad it helped