PROFESSIONAL-CLOUD-NETWORK-ENGINEER · Question #226
You are implementing a Shared VPC network for your organization, which has distributed teams. One of the application developers works across several teams and notices that they can deploy…
The correct answer is A. Specify which Shared VPC subnets each application's service projects can access by using the. Use the constraints/compute.restrictSharedVpcSubnetworks organizational constraint: This constraint allows you to define which Shared VPC subnets are accessible to specific service projects. By applying this constraint, you can limit a service project's access to only the…
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- ASpecify which Shared VPC subnets each application's service projects can access by using the
- BGrant the compute.NetworkViewer role to the developer in the Shared VPC host project.
- CRestrict another application's project from accessing specific subnets in the host project by using
- DGrant the compute.NetworkUser role to the developer in the specific Shared VPC service project.
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Use the constraints/compute.restrictSharedVpcSubnetworks organizational constraint: This constraint allows you to define which Shared VPC subnets are accessible to specific service projects. By applying this constraint, you can limit a service project's access to only the subnets designated for its applications. Apply the constraint to each service project: This ensures that developers working in a specific service project can deploy resources only in the allowed subnets and not in subnets reserved for other service projects.
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