You want to allow a partner company to access your Cloud Storage buckets inside a VPC Service Controls perimeter without exposing other services. What is the best approach?

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GCP - Cloud IAM Advanced

ACreate an access level with partner IPs and add it to the perimeter

BAdd partner users to your Google Cloud project

CMake the buckets public

DDisable the perimeter temporarily

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand controlled access with access levels
Access levels can restrict access by IP or identity to allow specific external users.
Step 2: Apply access level to perimeter
Adding partner IPs in an access level and associating it with the perimeter grants controlled access.
Final Answer:
Create an access level with partner IPs and add it to the perimeter -> Option A
Quick Check:
Use access levels to allow partner IPs inside perimeter [OK]

Quick Trick: Use access levels to allow specific external IPs safely [OK]

Common Mistakes:

Adding partner users directly to project
Making buckets public exposes data
Disabling perimeter risks security

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You want to allow a partner company to access your Cloud Storage buckets inside a VPC Service Controls perimeter without exposing other services. What is the best approach?

Step 1: Understand controlled access with access levels

Step 2: Apply access level to perimeter

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