21-What is Private Service Connect in GCP with Demo?

Private Service Connect (PSC) in Google Cloud Platform (GCP) allows private consumption of services across networks and projects, teams or even organizations. Private Service Connect(PSC) is a fully managed simplified solutions which empowers GCP customers or third-party software as a service (SaaS) companies to publish their services within their dedicated VPC networks.
These published services are then accessed privately and securely from the consumer’s VPC network with eliminating the need for intricate tasks like VPC peering, routing table modifications, IP address configurations, and NAT rule implementations, ensuring a hassle-free and a service-oriented experience.
Command To access Google managed services through an Internet route:
curl -X GET -H "Authorization: Bearer $(gcloud auth print-access-token)" "storage.google... config get-value project)"
Command To access Google managed services through PSC:
curl -X GET -H "Authorization: Bearer $(gcloud auth print-access-token)" "storage-endpoi... config get-value project)"
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[@chea1987]

Great video! But I have a question. What does PSC use to communicate? PSC NAT? Or PSC reserve network ? Or is that one and the same? There is so confusing documentation on Google for this. Please help

[@thecloudbaba8668]

You can think of PSC as private reserved resources becoz behind the scene it’s an ENI which takes your request privately in Google network to consume other services which is in different network..
Think of Private Service Connect as a VIP express lane that takes you directly from the airport to your terminal, bypassing the usual routes and ensuring a secure and efficient communication

[@chea1987]

@@thecloudbaba8668 thanks. So with that being said, what IP does PSC require to communicate with attachments and the wider network ? I thought it was using its own Nat range?

[@leandrojpg]

Your contribution to this matter is valuable, thank you for everything.

[@GulabDigambarNandanvar]

PSC should be work diff-network and cross-project ?..

[@thecloudbaba8668]

Yup. Both separate network and project works