Delete & Create VPC Network in the GCP

What is the difference between a VPC and a subnet?

A VPC is a virtual network isolated from other networks in GCP, while a subnet is a segmented portion of the VPC’s IP address range.

Can I connect multiple VPC networks?

Yes, you can establish connectivity between VPC networks using VPC Peering or Cloud VPN/Interconnect.

How do firewall rules work in a VPC?

Firewall rules control inbound and outbound traffic to resources within a VPC based on specified criteria such as IP addresses, protocols, and ports.

Can I change the IP range of an existing subnet?

No, the IP range of a subnet cannot be changed after creation. You would need to create a new subnet with the desired IP range and migrate resources accordingly.

Is it possible to route traffic between on-premises networks and GCP VPCs?

Yes, you can use Cloud VPN or Cloud Interconnect to establish secure connections between on-premises networks and VPC networks in GCP.

Google Cloud Platform (GCP) provides a hearty systems administration foundation that permits clients to make and manage virtual organizations, known as virtual private clouds (VPCs). VPCs empower clients to safely interface with their cloud assets while keeping up with command-over network arrangements. Understanding VPC organization is fundamental for planning and conveying applications on GCP.