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GCP Compute Network

A GCP Compute Network represents a Google Cloud VPC (Virtual Private Cloud) network – a global, isolated, software-defined network that provides connectivity for resources such as Compute Engine instances, GKE clusters, Cloud SQL, and many other Google Cloud services. Within the VPC you define subnetworks, IP ranges, routing rules, firewall rules, and peering relationships that determine how traffic flows both inside Google Cloud and to or from the public Internet.
For full details see the official documentation: https://cloud.google.com/vpc/docs/vpc.

Terrafrom Mappings:

  • google_compute_network.name

Supported Methods​

  • GET: Get a gcp-compute-network by its "name"
  • LIST: List all gcp-compute-network
  • SEARCH

ip​

All IP addresses that fall within the CIDR ranges of the subnetworks associated with this VPC network ultimately belong to, and are routable inside, the network. Overmind links the network to those ip resources so you can trace which addresses are reachable through this VPC.

gcp-compute-subnetwork​

Every subnetwork is created inside exactly one VPC network. This link points from the parent network to each of its subnetworks, allowing you to see regional segmentation, secondary IP ranges, and any services that rely on those subnetworks.

gcp-compute-network​

VPC Network Peering and Shared VPC can connect one GCP Compute Network to another. Overmind links networks that are peered or that participate together in a Shared VPC setup, enabling you to visualise transitive reachability and potential inter-project blast-radius.