Advanced Networking

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Category: Advanced

Difficulty: 5 out of 5

Duration: 58 minutes

1. Overview 2. Quota 3. Classic vs. Advanced Networking 4. Create a network 5. Create a Router 6. Launch instance in your new network 7. Attaching a floating IP 8. Making changes 9. Next steps

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Classic vs. Advanced Networking

Classic Networking:

Compute instances are assigned a fixed IP address and are connected directly to the internet via a public network located at the instance’s availability zone. img

Advanced Networking

Compute instances are attached to a private network that is attached to a virtual router. The router is connected to the internet via a public IP address. Internet traffic can flow from the private network through the router to the public internet.

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4. Create a network