A financial technology company is planning the networking architecture on Google Cloud for two distinct backend services running on Compute Engine instances:
1. External edge sensors transmit non-HTTP raw TCP traffic over the internet and require the backend instances to inspect the original client IP address directly.
2. Internal microservices execute high-throughput RPC operations over TCP between instances located in the same Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) network.
Which TWO load balancing solutions should the cloud engineer select to satisfy these architecture requirements? (Select TWO.)
- Deploy an External Passthrough Network Load Balancer for the external edge sensor traffic.Cevap
- Deploy an Internal Passthrough Network Load Balancer for the internal RPC microservice traffic.Cevap
- CDeploy an External Application Load Balancer for the external edge sensor traffic.
- DConfigure Cloud CDN attached to the Internal Passthrough Network Load Balancer to cache RPC response packets.
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Select the External Passthrough Network Load Balancer for external raw TCP traffic requiring client IP preservation, and select the Internal Passthrough Network Load Balancer for internal high-throughput TCP RPC traffic within the VPC network.
For external non-HTTP raw TCP traffic that requires preserving client source IP addresses, an External Passthrough Network Load Balancer is the correct Layer 4 choice because packets are routed directly to backend instances without proxy termination. For internal TCP-based RPC traffic between instances in the same VPC, an Internal Passthrough Network Load Balancer delivers low-latency, high-throughput private Layer 4 load balancing.
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GCP Network Load Balancer Selection Matrix based on Layer 4 vs Layer 7, Public vs Internal scope, and client IP preservation.