Think & Design in GCP - Cloud VPN | VPC with Global Dynamic Routing Mode | My 160th Video :)

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  • @rachpalsingh3498
    @rachpalsingh3498 Před 4 lety +2

    Great way of understanding regional and global routing configuration. Many thanks for the superb illustration and demo.

  • @ankitsingh-up8ho
    @ankitsingh-up8ho Před rokem +1

    Great videos huge learning form your videos. Please post more such type of situation/real life scenario questions.

  • @SrinivasRao-sb8gu
    @SrinivasRao-sb8gu Před 2 lety +1

    Good one Mahesh !

  • @ult_sel8524
    @ult_sel8524 Před 4 lety +2

    Very subtle problem, very nice explained!

  • @harshinigadige5829
    @harshinigadige5829 Před 3 lety +1

    Very good usecase. Great job Mahesh!

  • @archanapereira1333
    @archanapereira1333 Před 4 lety +1

    Very well explained!

  • @yeso126
    @yeso126 Před 4 lety +2

    Just passed the Cloud Architect exam today and I feel I owe you at least beer.

  • @MrTumyan
    @MrTumyan Před 3 lety

    Hey Mahesh, great video! One question - does global dynamic routing that you enable - create some extra costs? Just something did not find on GCP guides, also calculator does not have any mentioning, so rather not sure, and will appreciate for your view. Thanks!

  • @kksrikanth
    @kksrikanth Před 4 lety +1

    Really good content 👍, but sound quality is very low.

  • @mosinkhan6014
    @mosinkhan6014 Před 3 lety

    Can we have a Cloud VPN per cluster connectivity from on-prem to gcp -gcp cloud has 16 clusters to replicate d2 from on prem any best approach ?

  • @santhozethamburan
    @santhozethamburan Před 4 lety

    Hi Mahesh Sir, Is it RFP-1918 or RFC 1918?

  • @Anperis
    @Anperis Před 4 lety

    Hi! Greetings from Poland. You are doing really good job. Helped me a lot. I have a problem.. I have a VM machine on compute engine which forwards requests from application. Traffic looks like that: Application > VM machine on Shared VPC interface > App Engine > VM machine on internal VPC interface. How can I secure that with firewall rules? Compute Engine - one machine is on 2 VPCs (shared VPC and internal VPC in project). Services on App Engine are deploy'ed on internal VPC network. The VM machine doesnt have external IP address. Any ideas?

    • @LearnGoogleCloudwithMahesh
      @LearnGoogleCloudwithMahesh  Před 4 lety

      Go to the GCP Project where Shared VPC is provisioned and configure the necessary firewall rules.
      When you mention App Engine, I assume it to be App Engine Flex and refer to this video to use Firewall czcams.com/video/TXeeoLFWLw0/video.html

    • @Anperis
      @Anperis Před 4 lety

      Learn GCP with Mahesh should I do NAT on VM to internal interface?

    • @LearnGoogleCloudwithMahesh
      @LearnGoogleCloudwithMahesh  Před 4 lety

      @@Anperis Are you referring to Cloud NAT?

    • @Anperis
      @Anperis Před 4 lety

      @@LearnGoogleCloudwithMahesh i will change my question. How do I restrict traffic to app engine, to allow only my compute engine instance with private IP?

    • @LearnGoogleCloudwithMahesh
      @LearnGoogleCloudwithMahesh  Před 4 lety

      @@Anperis Please check Serverless VPC Access cloud.google.com/vpc/docs/configure-serverless-vpc-access

  • @yerbolatyeskaliyev7341

    Great video.
    Dear. Mr Kumar. I am trying to reach out to you via linked in or twitter.
    Is there an email address I can reach you at?

  • @mail2langs
    @mail2langs Před 4 lety

    How GCP is better than AwS

    • @LearnGoogleCloudwithMahesh
      @LearnGoogleCloudwithMahesh  Před 4 lety +2

      Every cloud has its Pros & Con...It is purely based on the usage. If you are looking for workload which is primarily on AI/ ML, Serverless Dataware House, Anthos GCP is having a better advantage over other clouds.