March 2019
Beginner to intermediate
778 pages
34h 20m
English
When a network-attached compute resource is created, it is created within a subnetwork and allocated a private IP address from that subnetwork's address range. When creating Compute Engine instances in previous chapters, we did not specify a subnetwork. We did, however, specify a zone. When no network or subnet is specified, Google Cloud creates the compute resource using the default network and related subnet for the specified region or zone.
Alternatively, developers can specify the desired network and subnet when creating a compute resource, including Compute Engine instances, App Engine flex instances, and Kubernetes clusters. Note that both GCP networks and compute instances offer a number of settings that ...
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