[Solved] Why does VPC Service Controls use a concept called 'service perimeter bridges'? — Ans: To allow controlled communication between multiple service perimeters | GCP

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Why does VPC Service Controls use a concept called 'service perimeter bridges'?

ATo allow controlled communication between multiple service perimeters

BTo connect VPC networks to on-premises data centers

CTo enable billing across projects

DTo automatically scale perimeter size

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand service perimeter bridges
They link multiple service perimeters to allow controlled communication between them.
Step 2: Exclude unrelated functions
They do not connect on-premises networks, manage billing, or scale perimeters automatically.
Final Answer:
To allow controlled communication between multiple service perimeters -> Option A
Quick Check:
Perimeter bridges connect perimeters securely [OK]

Quick Trick: Perimeter bridges link multiple perimeters securely [OK]

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