How do I define host path rules with a GCP VPC VPN setup to a specific subnet with backend services running...
We have a setup where we connect our Google Cloud project via VPN and VPC to a client. We have different dockerized spring boot services ../session/.., ../execution/.. running in a Kubernetes cluster. How can we create a single endpoint in the VPC on a subnet 172.17.0.0/20 which the client can access via the VPN and call our services? I was thinking via the internal TCP load balancer of GCP, but there is no way to define the host rules to map /session/... to the session backend and so on. Should we do this then via port mapping? Because each of our services are running in different ports on the cluster.
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We have a setup where we connect our Google Cloud project via VPN and VPC to a client. We have different dockerized spring boot services ../session/.., ../execution/.. running in a Kubernetes cluster. How can we create a single endpoint in the VPC on a subnet 172.17.0.0/20 which the client can access via the VPN and call our services? I was thinking via the internal TCP load balancer of GCP, but there is no way to define the host rules to map /session/... to the session backend and so on. Should we do this then via port mapping? Because each of our services are running in different ports on the cluster.
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We have a setup where we connect our Google Cloud project via VPN and VPC to a client. We have different dockerized spring boot services ../session/.., ../execution/.. running in a Kubernetes cluster. How can we create a single endpoint in the VPC on a subnet 172.17.0.0/20 which the client can access via the VPN and call our services? I was thinking via the internal TCP load balancer of GCP, but there is no way to define the host rules to map /session/... to the session backend and so on. Should we do this then via port mapping? Because each of our services are running in different ports on the cluster.
networking vpn
asked Jan 25 at 16:16
Frederik BylFrederik Byl
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We have a setup where we connect our Google Cloud project via VPN and VPC to a client. We have different dockerized spring boot services ../session/.., ../execution/.. running in a Kubernetes cluster. How can we create a single endpoint in the VPC on a subnet 172.17.0.0/20 which the client can access via the VPN and call our services? I was thinking via the internal TCP load balancer of GCP, but there is no way to define the host rules to map /session/... to the session backend and so on. Should we do this then via port mapping? Because each of our services are running in different ports on the cluster.
networking vpn
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asked Jan 25 at 16:16
Frederik BylFrederik Byl
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Frederik BylFrederik Byl
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