Cloud DNS
Cloud DNS is a scalable, managed Domain Name System service that publishes and resolves DNS records for domains. It supports public and private managed zones, DNS peering and forwarding, split-horizon DNS, and DNSSEC.
Cloud DNS is a scalable, managed Domain Name System service that publishes and resolves DNS records for domains. It supports public and private managed zones, DNS peering and forwarding, split-horizon DNS, and DNSSEC.
A VPC (Virtual Private Cloud) is a global, private, software-defined network in Google Cloud that provides connectivity for resources such as Compute Engine VMs and GKE clusters.
Shared VPC lets an organization connect resources from multiple projects to a common VPC network in a designated host project.
VPC Network Peering is a feature that connects two VPC networks so resources exchange traffic using internal IP addresses without going through the public internet.
Cloud Router is a fully managed service that uses the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) to exchange routes dynamically between a VPC network and an on-premises or peer network.
Cloud Interconnect is a service that provides a dedicated, private physical connection between an on-premises network and Google Cloud.
HA VPN (High Availability VPN) is Google Cloud's IPsec VPN offering that provides a 99.
Cloud Load Balancing is a managed service that distributes traffic across backends using global or regional load balancers.
A NEG (Network Endpoint Group) is a configuration object that specifies a group of backend endpoints for a load balancer.
Cloud CDN (Content Delivery Network) is a service that caches content at Google's global edge locations to reduce latency for users.
Cloud DNS is a scalable, managed Domain Name System service that publishes and resolves DNS records for domains.
Google Cloud Armor is a network security service that protects applications from DDoS attacks and web threats at the edge.
Cloud NAT (Network Address Translation) is a managed service that lets instances without external IP addresses initiate outbound connections to the internet.
Network Connectivity Center is a hub-and-spoke platform for managing connectivity between VPC networks and on-premises or other cloud sites.
Private Google Access is a VPC setting that lets VM instances with only internal IP addresses reach Google APIs and services.
Network Intelligence Center is a monitoring and troubleshooting suite for Google Cloud networking.