Which Google Cloud Platform project shares its VPC networks with other projects?

Question

Options

• AService project
• BHost project
• CAdmin project
• DSubscribing project

• B
  95% (38)
• C
  3% (1)
• D
  3% (1)

Explanation

In Google Cloud's Shared VPC architecture, the Host project is the one that owns and shares its VPC networks with other projects - it holds the network resources (subnets, firewall rules, routes) that other projects consume.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A. Service project - this is the consumer, not the sharer; service projects attach to the host project and use its shared networks but don't own them
• C. Admin project - not a real Shared VPC concept; "admin" describes a role (Shared VPC Admin), not a project type
• D. Subscribing project - not official GCP terminology; likely a plausible-sounding distractor based on the idea of "subscribing" to a network

Memory tip: Think of it as a hotel analogy - the Host project provides the infrastructure (the building/network), and Service projects are guests who check in and use it. The host owns, the service uses.

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