Q: 17
A company is running workloads in a dedicated server room. They must only be accessed from within
the private company network. You need to connect to these workloads from Compute Engine
instances within a Google Cloud Platform project.
Which two approaches can you take to meet the requirements? (Choose two.)
Options
Discussion
Why would Shared VPC or VPC peering apply here? Those are for connecting GCP projects, not on-prem stuff. Only Cloud VPN and Cloud Interconnect (A and C) actually bridge to a private server room. Seems like a common mix-up with internal GCP vs hybrid networking.
B and D seem like they could work together for this, since Shared VPC handles network access and VPC peering links networks. But not totally sure.
Nah, B and D are easy traps here. You need actual network connectivity to on-prem, so AC is correct for this scenario.
Probably AC. VPN and Interconnect both connect GCP with on-prem private networks, unlike Shared VPC, which is more for project isolation within GCP.
Option AB, not C. I thought Shared VPC helps with access between projects so it might apply here.
C or A. Both create a secure link from GCP to on-prem workloads so they fit the use case. B, D, and E don't really connect to physical server rooms directly. Pretty sure it's AC but open to other takes if I missed something.
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