An online streaming platform uses a 10 Gbps Partner Interconnect connection as its primary link between an on-premises data center and a Google Cloud VPC, with an HA VPN connection configured as a secondary backup link. Both hybrid connections terminate on the same Cloud Router in the us-east1 region using dynamic BGP routing. During high-traffic events, network operations notices that egress traffic from the VPC to the on-premises network is being distributed equally across both paths, causing high latency and packet reordering over the lower-speed VPN link. How should the network architect adjust the Cloud Router BGP configuration to ensure that egress traffic from Google Cloud strictly prefers the Partner Interconnect connection under normal operating conditions?
- Set a lower base advertised route priority value on the Partner Interconnect BGP session relative to the HA VPN BGP session.Cevap
- BReplace the HA VPN gateway with a Dedicated Interconnect connection because Cloud Router does not support dynamic BGP metric prioritization over VPN tunnels.
- CConfigure VPC Network Peering between the Cloud Router interfaces to establish a transitive path preference for the interconnect attachment.
- DDeploy VPC Service Controls around the Cloud Router BGP endpoints to block egress data from traversing public internet paths.