52. Shared VPC

Shared VPC allows you to share a common VPC network across multiple projects within an organization, enabling you to centrally manage and enforce network and security policies. This simplifies network management and improves security by providing a single point of control. To set up Shared VPC:

1. Choose a host project and enable Shared VPC. CLI Command: gcloud compute shared-vpc enable
2. Share the host project’s VPC network with service projects. CLI Command: gcloud compute shared-vpc associated-projects add
3. Configure firewall rules, routing, and other network policies as needed.

53. Google Cloud Load Balancing

Google Cloud Load Balancing is a suite of managed load balancing services that distribute traffic across multiple backend instances, improving the availability and performance of your applications. It supports several types of load balancing, including global HTTP(S), SSL proxy, TCP proxy, regional network, and regional internal. To set up Google Cloud Load Balancing:

1. Create a load balancer. CLI Command: gcloud compute forwarding-rules create
2. Configure the backend services, backend instances, and health checks. CLI Command: gcloud compute backend-services create
3. Configure frontend settings and protocol. CLI Command: gcloud compute target-http-proxies create

54. Google Cloud CDN

Google Cloud CDN (Content Delivery Network) is a distributed network of cache servers that accelerates the delivery of static and dynamic web content to users by caching content close to their locations. This reduces latency and improves the performance of your web applications. To set up Google Cloud CDN:

1. Enable Cloud CDN for your backend services or Cloud Storage buckets. CLI Command: gcloud compute backend-services update –enable-cdn
2. Configure cache settings, such as cache mode, TTL, and cache keys. CLI Command: gcloud compute backend-buckets update

55. Google Cloud Traffic Director

Google Cloud Traffic Director is a fully managed traffic control plane for service mesh and proxyless gRPC applications. It provides global load balancing, traffic routing, and traffic management capabilities for your services, improving their performance, availability, and resilience. To set up Traffic Director:

1. Enable Traffic Director API. CLI Command: gcloud services enable trafficdirector.googleapis.com
2. Deploy your services as containerized applications in Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) or Compute Engine instances.
3. Configure Traffic Director to manage traffic for your services. CLI Command: gcloud compute forwarding-rules create

56. Google Cloud VPN

Google Cloud VPN allows you to securely connect your on-premises network to your Google Cloud VPC network using IPsec tunnels. This provides a secure, encrypted communication channel between your networks, enabling you to extend your network infrastructure to the cloud. To set up Google Cloud VPN:

1. Create a VPN gateway in your VPC network. CLI Command: gcloud compute vpn-gateways create
2. Create a VPN tunnel between the VPN gateway and your on-premises VPN gateway. CLI Command: gcloud compute vpn-tunnels create
3. Configure your VPC network and on-premises network to route traffic through the VPN tunnel.

By understanding and implementing these advanced networking features and services in Google Cloud, you can build secure, high-performance networks that cater to your organization’s unique requirements. These topics help you manage complex network configurations, securely extend your network infrastructure, and gain insights into your network’s performance and security. They enable you to optimize network performance, reduce costs, and improve the overall resilience and security of your applications and infrastructure.

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