A company is planning to migrate workloads to Google Cloud and needs to establish hybrid connectivity with high bandwidth (10 Gbps) and low latency. They also require the ability to scale bandwidth up to 80 Gbps in the future. Which TWO options should they consider?
Trap 1: CDN Interconnect
For connecting to CDN providers, not general hybrid connectivity.
Trap 2: Direct Peering
Used for peering with Google and other networks, not for customer hybrid connectivity.
Trap 3: Cloud VPN with multiple tunnels
Maximum throughput is about 3 Gbps per tunnel, not suitable for 10 Gbps.
- A
CDN Interconnect
Why wrong: For connecting to CDN providers, not general hybrid connectivity.
- B
Dedicated Interconnect
Supports up to 10 Gbps per attachment and can scale up to 80 Gbps with multiple attachments.
- C
Direct Peering
Why wrong: Used for peering with Google and other networks, not for customer hybrid connectivity.
- D
Cloud VPN with multiple tunnels
Why wrong: Maximum throughput is about 3 Gbps per tunnel, not suitable for 10 Gbps.
- E
Partner Interconnect
Offers bandwidth up to 10 Gbps and can be scaled by adding more connections.