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Virtual Machines and
03
Networks in the Cloud
In this module, we’re going to explore how Google Compute Engine works, with a
focus on virtual networking.
Let’s begin.
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Virtual Machines and Networks in the Cloud
01 Virtual Private Cloud networking
02 Compute Engine
03 Scaling virtual machines
04 Important VPC compatibilities
05 Cloud Load Balancing
06 Cloud Domain Name Service
07 Cloud Content Delivery Network
08 Connecting Networks to Google VPC
Many users start with Google Cloud by defining their own virtual private cloud inside
their first Google Cloud project or by starting with the default virtual private cloud.
So, what is a virtual private cloud?
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Virtual Private Cloud is your cloud within the Cloud
A virtual private cloud,
or VPC, is a secure, individual,
private cloud-computing model
hosted within a public cloud
A virtual private cloud, or VPC, is a secure, individual, private cloud-computing model
hosted within a public cloud – like Google Cloud!
On a VPC, customers can run code, store data, host websites, and do anything else
they could do in an ordinary private cloud, but this private cloud is hosted remotely by
a public cloud provider. This means that VPCs combine the scalability and
convenience of public cloud computing with the data isolation of private cloud
computing.
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VPC networks connect Google Cloud
resources to each other and to the internet
Segmenting networks
Using firewall rules to restrict access to
instances
Creating static routes to forward traffic to
Virtual Private specific destinations
Cloud Google VPC networks are global and can
have subnets in any Google Cloud region
worldwide
VPC networks connect Google Cloud resources to each other and to the internet. This
includes segmenting networks, using firewall rules to restrict access to instances, and
creating static routes to forward traffic to specific destinations.
Here's something that tends to surprise a lot of new Google Cloud users: Google VPC
networks are global. They can also have subnets, which is a segmented piece of the
larger network, in any Google Cloud region worldwide. Subnets can span the zones
that make up a region. This architecture makes it easy to define network layouts with
global scope. Resources can even be in different zones on the same subnet.
Virtual Machines and
03
Networks in the Cloud
In this module, we’re going to explore how Google Compute Engine works, with a
focus on virtual networking.
Let’s begin.
, Proprietary + Confidential
Virtual Machines and Networks in the Cloud
01 Virtual Private Cloud networking
02 Compute Engine
03 Scaling virtual machines
04 Important VPC compatibilities
05 Cloud Load Balancing
06 Cloud Domain Name Service
07 Cloud Content Delivery Network
08 Connecting Networks to Google VPC
Many users start with Google Cloud by defining their own virtual private cloud inside
their first Google Cloud project or by starting with the default virtual private cloud.
So, what is a virtual private cloud?
, Proprietary + Confidential
Virtual Private Cloud is your cloud within the Cloud
A virtual private cloud,
or VPC, is a secure, individual,
private cloud-computing model
hosted within a public cloud
A virtual private cloud, or VPC, is a secure, individual, private cloud-computing model
hosted within a public cloud – like Google Cloud!
On a VPC, customers can run code, store data, host websites, and do anything else
they could do in an ordinary private cloud, but this private cloud is hosted remotely by
a public cloud provider. This means that VPCs combine the scalability and
convenience of public cloud computing with the data isolation of private cloud
computing.
, Proprietary + Confidential
VPC networks connect Google Cloud
resources to each other and to the internet
Segmenting networks
Using firewall rules to restrict access to
instances
Creating static routes to forward traffic to
Virtual Private specific destinations
Cloud Google VPC networks are global and can
have subnets in any Google Cloud region
worldwide
VPC networks connect Google Cloud resources to each other and to the internet. This
includes segmenting networks, using firewall rules to restrict access to instances, and
creating static routes to forward traffic to specific destinations.
Here's something that tends to surprise a lot of new Google Cloud users: Google VPC
networks are global. They can also have subnets, which is a segmented piece of the
larger network, in any Google Cloud region worldwide. Subnets can span the zones
that make up a region. This architecture makes it easy to define network layouts with
global scope. Resources can even be in different zones on the same subnet.
