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    GCP ingress and egress

    Published Jul 03, 2024 [  GCP  ]

    The definitions of ingress and egress are independent of the operation being invoked on the resource. Thus, the definitions refer to the direction of the request and not to the direction of data movement.

    • Ingress: Refers to any access by an API client from outside the service perimeter to resources within a service perimeter. Example:

      • A Cloud Storage client outside a service perimeter calling Cloud Storage read, write, or copy operations on a Cloud Storage resource within the perimeter.

    • Egress Refers to any access that involves an API client or resources within the service perimeter and resources outside a service perimeter. Examples:

      • A Compute Engine client within a service perimeter calling a Compute Engine create operation where the image resource is outside the perimeter.
      • A Cloud Storage client – within or outside the perimeter – that calls a copy command where one bucket is within the perimeter and the other bucket is outside it.

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