A healthcare organization is extending its on-premises data center to Google Cloud to host a real-time medical imaging analysis system. The workload requires a dedicated private connection with 4 Gbps bandwidth, strict SLA guarantees, and no traversal of the public internet. Furthermore, on-premises systems must securely communicate with application workloads distributed across multiple distinct GCP project environments. Which hybrid network architecture should you recommend?
- Provision a Partner Interconnect connection in a Shared VPC host project, configure Cloud Routers with BGP, and attach service project subnets directly to the Shared VPC.Answer
- BProvision a Partner Interconnect connection in a central Hub VPC, configure Cloud Routers, and establish VPC Network Peering between the Hub VPC and all Spoke VPCs in individual projects.
- CDeploy an HA VPN gateway with multiple active-active IPSec tunnels aggregated across each project VPC to achieve 4 Gbps bandwidth.
- DEstablish VPC Network Peering between the on-premises network routers and a Google Cloud VPC Router, enabling dynamic route exchange across all project VPCs.
Answer
Provision a Partner Interconnect connection in a Shared VPC host project, configure Cloud Routers with BGP, and attach service project subnets directly to the Shared VPC.
Partner Interconnect offers private, SLA-guaranteed hybrid connectivity scalable to 4 Gbps via a service provider. Combining Partner Interconnect with a Shared VPC host project enables all workloads in attached service projects to access on-premises resources directly within the shared network space, circumventing the non-transitive limitation of VPC Network Peering.
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Key Concept
Hybrid Connectivity Selection & Shared VPC Routing Boundaries