Using core Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) functionality
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Using VPC networks
Create networks and subnets, and modify existing ones.
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Using firewall rules
Create and modify firewall rules. View firewall rule examples.
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Using routes
Create, modify, and work with network routes.
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Adding and removing network tags
Add and remove instance tags used by firewall rules and routes.
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Using legacy networks
Create and use legacy (non-VPC) networks.
VPC network sharing and peering
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Provisioning Shared VPC
Set up a Shared VPC host project, assign service projects, and set up permissions for sharing a network with other projects.
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Deprovisioning Shared VPC
Disassociate Shared VPC service projects from a host project. Disable a project as a host project.
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Using VPC Network Peering
Configure two networks as peers or disconnect existing peers.
Configuring VM IP addresses and interfaces
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Reserving static internal IP addresses
Reserve a static internal IP address. Assign a particular internal IP address to a Google Cloud resource. (Docs are hosted in the Compute Engine documentation.)
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Reserving static external IP addresses
Reserve a static external IP address. Assign a particular external IP address to a Google Cloud resource. (Docs are hosted in the Compute Engine documentation.)
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Configuring alias IP ranges
Assign a range of IP addresses to a Compute Engine virtual machine (VM) instance for use by containers or other services running on the VM.
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Creating instances with multiple network interfaces
Configure a Compute Engine VM instance with more than one network interface so that it can be used as a virtual appliance that links VPC networks.
Packet Mirroring
Logging and monitoring
Special configurations
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Configuring Private Google Access
Allow VM instances in your VPC network subnet to reach Google APIs even if the VMs don't have external IP addresses.
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Configuring Private Google Access for on-premises hosts
Enable your on-premises hosts to reach Google APIs and services through a Cloud VPN tunnel or Cloud Interconnect connection. Hosts don't need an external IP address.
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Configuring private services access
Establish a private connection to services made available to your VPC network on internal IP addresses.
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Configuring Serverless VPC Access
Connect from the App Engine standard environment and Cloud Functions directly to your VPC network.
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Special configurations for VM instances
Set up a Compute Engine VM instance as a Cloud NAT or Cloud VPN gateway. Configure reusable static internal IP addresses.