Description: GCP VPC (Google Cloud Platform Virtual Private Cloud) is a Virtual Private Cloud service offered by Google Cloud Platform that allows users to create isolated virtual networks within Google’s infrastructure. This service provides a secure and scalable environment for deploying cloud resources such as virtual machines, databases, and applications. GCP VPC enables users to define their own network topology, including subnets, IP addresses, and firewall rules, giving them complete control over their network configuration. Additionally, GCP VPC seamlessly integrates with other cloud services, facilitating the creation of complex and distributed architectures. Key features include private connectivity, the ability to interconnect multiple regions, and the option to use VPNs to connect on-premises networks with the cloud. This flexibility and control make GCP VPC a popular choice for businesses looking to leverage cloud computing without sacrificing security and performance.
