An industrial equipment manufacturer needs to migrate of unstructured binary firmware archives from on-premises network-attached storage (NAS) to Cloud Storage. The company maintains an existing Dedicated Interconnect connection to Google Cloud, with of available bandwidth dedicated to the transfer. Corporate security policy dictates that data must be transferred strictly over private networking without traversing the public internet, and the migration must complete in under days. Which data transfer architecture should you recommend?
- Deploy Storage Transfer Service on-premises agents within the local network to transfer the files directly to Cloud Storage via private Google access over the Dedicated Interconnect.Cevap
- BOrder a Google Cloud Transfer Appliance, copy the 50 TB payload locally, and ship the physical appliance to a Google data center for ingestion.
- CConfigure an IPsec HA VPN tunnel over the public internet and run parallel gsutil rsync commands from on-premises servers to the destination bucket.
- DConfigure VPC Network Peering directly between the on-premises storage network and the target GCP VPC to mount the NAS directly on Compute Engine VMs.
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Deploy Storage Transfer Service on-premises agents within the local network to transfer the files directly to Cloud Storage via private Google access over the Dedicated Interconnect.
Storage Transfer Service agents installed on-premises efficiently orchestrate scale-out file reads and stream them directly over Private Google Access via the existing Dedicated Interconnect. Based on the available 700 Mbps bandwidth, 50 TB transfers in roughly 6.6 days, satisfying both the 8-day deadline and the strict private networking requirement.
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