Your organization is planning the network architecture for internal application services on Google Cloud. You need to select appropriate Google Cloud load balancing solutions for two distinct internal traffic requirements: (1) internal HTTP/HTTPS microservices traffic requiring Layer 7 path-based routing, and (2) internal raw TCP database traffic between Compute Engine instances requiring high-performance Layer 4 load balancing. Which TWO load balancing options should you select to satisfy these requirements? (Select TWO)
- Use an Internal Application Load Balancer for the internal HTTP/HTTPS microservices traffic.Answer
- Use an Internal Passthrough Network Load Balancer for the internal raw TCP database traffic.Answer
- CUse an External Application Load Balancer for the internal raw TCP database traffic.
- DUse Cloud CDN paired with an Internal Passthrough Network Load Balancer to accelerate database queries.
Answer
Select an Internal Application Load Balancer for the internal Layer 7 HTTP/HTTPS microservices traffic and an Internal Passthrough Network Load Balancer for the internal Layer 4 raw TCP database traffic.
Internal Application Load Balancers handle Layer 7 features such as path-based routing for private HTTP/HTTPS services. Internal Passthrough Network Load Balancers provide high-performance Layer 4 load balancing for internal non-HTTP TCP/UDP application traffic.
Step-by-Step Solution
Key Concept
Matching workload protocols (Layer 4 TCP vs Layer 7 HTTP) and scopes (Internal vs External) to GCP load balancer types
Estimated Time:45s