Description: A private zone in Google Cloud DNS is a type of DNS configuration that allows users to manage domain names within a specific network, restricting access to a limited set of resources. Unlike public zones, which are accessible from anywhere on the Internet, private zones are designed to operate within a Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) in Google Cloud. This means that DNS records created in a private zone are only visible and accessible to instances and services located within that network. This feature is essential for organizations that want to maintain the security and privacy of their resources, as it allows for domain name resolution without exposing sensitive information to the public. Private zones also facilitate the management of internal services, such as databases and applications, by providing a naming system that is consistent and easy to use within the cloud infrastructure. Additionally, they allow integration with other cloud tools and services, thereby optimizing network management and improving operational efficiency.
