Kategorie: Google Cloud

Virtual Private Clouds erlauben in der Google Cloud Platform das schnelle und einfache Anlegen selbst komplexer Netzwerkinfrastrukturen.

Virtual Private Clouds erlauben in der Google Cloud Platform das schnelle und einfache Anlegen selbst komplexer Netzwerkinfrastrukturen.

Virtual Private Clouds erlauben in der Google Cloud Platform das schnelle und einfache Anlegen selbst komplexer Netzwerkinfrastrukturen.

Welcome to our new series of blog posts about the Google Cloud Security Command Center (SCC). In this and the next blog posts, we’ll explain what the SCC is, why it’s a powerful solution for security operations in the Google Cloud, explore its key features and components, and show you how to get started.

In the last blog post, we shortly introduced the different components and discussed the key points including an architecture for centralized logging and collection of audit logs.

A Landing Zone serves as the foundation for the whole cloud journey and as such it allows to deploy workloads and operate it in an efficient, scalable and secure manner. For the sake of security, it is important to know what security relevant events happen within the cloud and provide means to centrally collect those events and help to analyze them. Of course, the Google Cloud provides built-in services that can with these tasks.

In the last blog posts, we mostly covered Google related Landing Zones, but never discussed by which tools and techniques landing zones should be built and maintained.

In this blog post, we will cover this topic and give some information about Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC), GitOps and so on.

In the last blog posts, we discussed various aspects of networking. Now it is time to shift our focus to DNS – another crucial part of a Landing Zone.
For the Google Cloud – Cloud DNS should be used. Google Cloud DNS is a scalable, reliable, and managed authoritative Domain Name System (DNS) service running on the same infrastructure as Google. It offers authoritative DNS serving, which means it provides responses to DNS queries from end-users based on the DNS records you configure.

This blog series delves into Google Cloud Landing Zones, a crucial framework for establishing a secure, scalable, and efficient cloud environment. Google Cloud Landing Zones provide a structured approach to setting up cloud infrastructure, ensuring best practices in security, compliance, and operational excellence.

In our network posts of this series, we first introduced hybrid connectivity between on-premises and the Google Cloud and then further explained a typical network topology.
In the last blog post, we have discussed aspects of network design within a Google Cloud Landing Zone and introduced concepts like Private Google Access, Private Google Access for on-premises hosts, Private Service Access or Private Service Connect.