GCP - Cloud SQL and DatabasesYou want to run Cloud SQL Proxy inside a Kubernetes cluster to allow pods to connect securely to Cloud SQL. Which approach is best?AInstall Cloud SQL Proxy on the Kubernetes master node onlyBDeploy Cloud SQL Proxy as a sidecar container in each pod needing DB accessCExpose Cloud SQL instance public IP and connect directly from podsDUse a VPN tunnel from Kubernetes nodes to Cloud SQLCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand proxy deployment in KubernetesSidecar containers run alongside app containers to provide secure proxy access per pod.Step 2: Evaluate other optionsInstalling on master node or exposing public IP reduces security; VPN is more complex and less common.Final Answer:Deploy Cloud SQL Proxy as a sidecar container in each pod needing DB access -> Option BQuick Check:Kubernetes proxy best practice = Sidecar container [OK]Quick Trick: Use sidecar proxy for secure pod DB connections [OK]Common Mistakes:Installing proxy only on master nodeUsing public IP exposing security riskOvercomplicating with VPN
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