A financial services company is designing a hybrid network connection between its main on-premises data center and a Google Cloud Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) host network. The architecture must support a constant minimum throughput of 15 Gbps for database synchronization, guarantee enterprise SLA-backed availability, and dynamically exchange routes between on-premises routers and Google Cloud without relying on static routes. Which hybrid network architecture should the cloud architect recommend?
- Provision two 10 Gbps Dedicated Interconnect connections across separate metropolitan edge availability domains, and configure Cloud Router to manage dynamic BGP sessions.Answer
- BConfigure an HA VPN gateway with multiple active IPsec tunnels over the public internet, using Cloud Router for dynamic BGP route propagation.
- CEstablish a VPC Network Peering connection directly between the on-premises router and a central hub VPC network that forwards traffic to spoke VPCs.
- DDeploy a single 10 Gbps Partner Interconnect connection configured with static route entries managed through Cloud DNS policy rules.
Answer
The recommended solution is to provision two 10 Gbps Dedicated Interconnect connections across separate metropolitan edge availability domains and configure Cloud Router to manage dynamic BGP sessions.
Provisioning two 10 Gbps Dedicated Interconnect connections satisfies the 15 Gbps bandwidth threshold while ensuring high availability across distinct edge locations. Integrating Cloud Router enables dynamic BGP route exchanges between Google Cloud VPC and the on-premises network.
Step-by-Step Solution
Key Concept
Selecting high-throughput hybrid connectivity with Dedicated Interconnect and dynamic BGP routing via Cloud Router