A global financial enterprise is migrating its core transaction processing application to Google Cloud. The architecture requires multi-region high availability across two Google Cloud regions with a guaranteed minimum hybrid connectivity throughput of 15 Gbps to an on-premises data center. The connection must provide 99.99% availability and withstand the failure of an entire Cloud Interconnect location or region. Additionally, client application ingress traffic must be distributed across both regions through a single static IP address, supporting sub-second failover without relying on client-side DNS caching adjustments. Which architecture design satisfies all technical, high availability, and network throughput requirements according to Google Cloud best practices?
- Provision 99.99% High Availability Dedicated Interconnect using four 10 Gbps circuits terminating across two edge availability domains in both GCP regions with Global Dynamic Routing enabled on the VPC, and front the application tier with a Global External Application Load Balancer targeting multi-region backend services.Cevap
- BProvision High Availability (HA) VPN with six active IPsec tunnels distributed across both GCP regions using Cloud Router dynamic routing, and front the application tier with a Global External Application Load Balancer targeting multi-region backend services.
- CProvision 99.99% High Availability Dedicated Interconnect with four 10 Gbps circuits, establish VPC Network Peering from a central transit VPC to individual application VPCs across regions to enable transitive route propagation, and configure Cloud DNS latency-based routing pointing to Regional External Load Balancers.
- DProvision 99.99% High Availability Dedicated Interconnect with four 10 Gbps circuits, front the application tier with a Global External Application Load Balancer, and configure the load balancer HTTP health check path to execute a deep database query on the backend database before returning an HTTP 200 OK status.