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GCP Professional Cloud Security Engineer Practice Question

Your security architecture requires VM workloads in your production VPC to call a third-party fraud-detection service hosted in a separate Google Cloud project. Traffic must remain on Google's private backbone, the service cannot expose a public IP, and VPC Network Peering is impossible because the networks overlap. The provider also wants to avoid updating routes or firewall rules when new consumer projects onboard. Which design meets these needs?

  • Assign an external IP address to the provider's load balancer and have consumers reach the service over HTTPS through Cloud Armor-protected endpoints.

  • Create a Private Service Connect endpoint in every consumer VPC that points to the provider's service attachment published behind an internal load balancer.

  • Configure Cloud VPN tunnels from each consumer VPC to the provider VPC and advertise the service subnet with dynamic routing.

  • Establish VPC Network Peering between each consumer VPC and the provider VPC, then expose the service through an internal TCP load balancer.

GCP Professional Cloud Security Engineer
Securing communications and establishing boundary protection
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