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Good job Lorin! You speak my language. I'm teaching a Computer Networking course for Penn State this summer. We've had to redesign all of our networking courses because how we network in the cloud is fundamentally changing networking. For example, our on campus laboratories are no longer private IP address ranges behind a firewall...they are all public addresses authenticating to a cloud active directory server. Love this stuff and proud of you!
Great job you are a natural in front on the camera. Hopefully we can get our IT department to which operations to Google some day. Keep up the great work.
Really appreciate these short quick videos. It took me a long time to finally ingest the non transitive nature of Google Managed services. Our organization utilizes Shared VPC’s all going through a hub to on-prem. I fear that we are reserving available internal IP addressing for some of these PSC and Serverless VPC’s. Would like a video explaining the whether one should be using an unused range within a companies WAN when setting up these various psc, serverless VPC’s, etc. Obviously I know IaaS like compute in a service project will grab an IP from the host project VPC’s and be transitive therefore requiring a unique range.
so basically if I create a sql instance in the same vpc and set the instance as a private one, i'd have to use a sql proxy that connects the other gcp resources through the vm proxy to the database?
Have any questions about this episode of Networking End to End? Let us know in the comments below and don’t forget to like and subscribe for the latest in cloud networking! → goo.gle/GoogleCloudTech
Good job Lorin! You speak my language. I'm teaching a Computer Networking course for Penn State this summer. We've had to redesign all of our networking courses because how we network in the cloud is fundamentally changing networking. For example, our on campus laboratories are no longer private IP address ranges behind a firewall...they are all public addresses authenticating to a cloud active directory server. Love this stuff and proud of you!
Great job you are a natural in front on the camera. Hopefully we can get our IT department to which operations to Google some day. Keep up the great work.
Really appreciate these short quick videos. It took me a long time to finally ingest the non transitive nature of Google Managed services. Our organization utilizes Shared VPC’s all going through a hub to on-prem. I fear that we are reserving available internal IP addressing for some of these PSC and Serverless VPC’s. Would like a video explaining the whether one should be using an unused range within a companies WAN when setting up these various psc, serverless VPC’s, etc. Obviously I know IaaS like compute in a service project will grab an IP from the host project VPC’s and be transitive therefore requiring a unique range.
Very useful. Should have mention about the access pattern from serverless to cloud sql
Cloud Run is coming next week and we'll discuss exactly that! Keep a look out! 😀
@@lorinprice-google Thanks Lorin!. Appreciate your response! 🙂
lovely explanation.
Could you please share playlist link for network end to end topic.
so basically if I create a sql instance in the same vpc and set the instance as a private one, i'd have to use a sql proxy that connects the other gcp resources through the vm proxy to the database?
Nice piano on the background!
Very useful video thank you