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If you use IAP (Google's BeyondCorp secure proxy product) then your instances don't have a public IP; they are behind a firewall rule. Also there is a big diff
by theptip 7y ago
If you use IAP (Google's BeyondCorp secure proxy product) then your instances don't have a public IP; they are behind a firewall rule.
Also there is a big difference between BeyondCorp's "all internal services are on the public internet" and "all instances are on the internet". You don't want to put your DB server on the internet, for example.