An enterprise is planning the networking architecture for an enterprise resource planning (ERP) platform deployed on Compute Engine. The public-facing frontend tier relies on a Global External Application Load Balancer integrated with Cloud CDN. The architecture team must now select a load balancer for an internal backend service hosted on Compute Engine instances across multiple zones in the europe-west1 region. This internal microservice receives high-volume, non-HTTP raw TCP traffic on a custom port from other VPC workloads. The load balancing solution must provide maximum performance without terminating TCP connections, while preserving the original internal client IP addresses. Which load balancing solution should you select?
- An Internal Passthrough Network Load Balancer in the europe-west1 regionCevap
- BAn Internal Application Load Balancer in the europe-west1 region
- CAn External Proxy Network Load Balancer
- DA Regional External Application Load Balancer
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Select an Internal Passthrough Network Load Balancer in the europe-west1 region.
The correct architecture requires an Internal Passthrough Network Load Balancer because it operates at Layer 4 for internal VPC traffic, supports arbitrary non-HTTP raw TCP protocols, does not terminate TCP connections, and preserves client IP addresses directly.
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