Cloud OnAir: CE Chat: Google Cloud Networking 102 - Cloud Routing and VPC Peering

[@mohantyicm]

I love this talk and its very very informative. We are in 2022, wish we could have more of these talks now.

[@ahmadawadallah5321]

He is really good at explaining things.

[@KenSherman]

5:24 It is a GOOD question. Not sure why the thumbnail is showing that the video is 1:22:42 long but the video itself shows 39:39.

[@shri19]

You'll have a very nice way of presenting concepts. While not a training session but at the same time covers such a lot. Kudos and great work!

[@afternoontiger9319]

I enjoy these videos. Keep making them.

[@jjbb7010]

Thank you very articulate guys/gals, Cisco routing would be awesome for their properietary DMVPN and Overlay e.g. SD-WAN. for scale. Very nice routing through a Firewall for inspection!

[@sandsquid]

Better video! No mansplaining to the host. Looking directly at the camera makes a huge difference. Yuge!

[@waffel85]

It would be great to have an updated version of this for 2024. I think naming has changed, e.g. Advanced and Programmed routes are called something else now.

[@mohibulmahmud7128]

Looking forward for the GCP Networking 103.

[@stephaniewong142]

Here it is! kzbin.info/www/bejne/jV68coR5hZd1msk

[@ericksonjosephsantos8857]

how can the next-gen 3rd party firewall got the IP 10.1.1.1 and 10.2.1.1? Pls correct me if I am wrong, from what I know, when you provision a NIC (network settings e.g. IP, Subnet) for the 3rd party appliance, you should not be able to get the .1 IP since it is going to be used as a gateway IP of every subnet you will create.

[@VikasKumar-nq8if]

Fantastic session

[@mohibulmahmud7128]

Hello, Is there any plan to create video on 'Google Cloud Networking 103' ? As per previous video it was suppose to be based on VPC Firewall & Security.

[@rprzybyl06]

Hey Mohibul the 103 presentation was done by one of my peers. It is posted, it can be found here. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jV68coR5hZd1msk

[@rprzybyl06]

Additionally we have sessions on the Google's Load Balancing suite of products, and I'm thinking of doing the last one in this series on DNS, as I get a lot of questions on how to make that work in GCP!

[@jlashari1]

@@rprzybyl06 Is there a session on DNS?

[@saetbyeolko5087]

Thank you for a great insight!

[@playstudiosisrael6265]

Hi! You say to beware of using Cloud Router and Regional Load Balancing and it would be explained in Networking 104. Is that coming out soon?

[@rprzybyl06]

Hello! Yes, it is. The thing you have to really be aware of is that some of our load balancers are regional constructs. Cloud Routers can also operate in regional or global mode, so if they are regional, and in a different region than say your ILBs, you may not be able to route to the ILBs.