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Creating ingress and egress firewall rules for a VPC

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Creating ingress and egress firewall rules for a VPC

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- Creating ingress and egress firewall rules for VPC. So a couple of considerations when it comes to creating VPC firewall rules. So VPC firewall rules will let to allow or deny connections. There are two, or from one of the following, Google Cloud compute engine virtual machines or GKE clusters. So basically, the things that run in your VPC networks. It does not let you control connections to or from services, offerings, or managed service offers, offerings like Cloud Run, Cloud Storage, BigQuery, et cetera. These services will typically have their own methods of access control and networking resource controls. You cannot use VPC firewall rules to deny or allow traffic to any of these. So it's really only for traffic coming in and out of your VPC network, in which case, only the things that run in your VPC network, like compute engine VMs or GK clusters can have access controlled by VPC firewalls. And if you have a deployment of a Cloud SQL instance to the VPC. So some common…

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