Configura un perímetro de servicio con los Controles del servicio de VPC
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Los Controles del servicio de VPC son una Google Cloud función que te permite configurar un perímetro de servicio y crear un límite de transferencia de datos. Puedes usar los Controles del servicio de VPC con Workflows para ayudar a proteger tus servicios.
Las solicitudes HTTP desde una ejecución de Workflows son compatibles de la siguiente manera:
Se permiten las solicitudes autenticadas a los extremos Google Cloud que cumplen con los Controles del servicio de VPC.
Se permiten las solicitudes a los extremos del servicio de Cloud Run y Cloud Run Functions.
Las solicitudes a extremos de terceros se bloquean.
Se bloquean las solicitudes a los extremos Google Cloudque no cumplen con los Controles del servicio de VPC.
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