Q1
What is a Google Cloud Virtual Private Cloud (VPC), and how does its global resource model differ from other clouds?
💬Answer
A Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) is a logically isolated virtual network where you run VMs, GKE clusters, and databases.
- Global Scope: Unlike AWS where a VPC is confined to one region, a GCP VPC is global. A single VPC can have subnetworks in different regions (e.g.,
us-central1andasia-east1) without requiring VPN tunnels or complex routing peering configurations.
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