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rvice connect neg for each global google api that you want to access create a private service connect neg private service connect negs are regional even when they are used to connect to global google apis a private service connect neg can t be updated after it is created console in the google cloud console go to the create a network endpoint group page go to create a network endpoint group on the create network endpoint group page enter a name for the network endpoint group for the network endpoint group type select private service connect neg regional for target select global google apis select the region for the network endpoint group select the target service for the network endpoint group click create gcloud use the network endpoint groups create command gcloud compute network endpoint groups create neg_name network endpoint type private service connect psc target service target_service region region replace the following neg_name a name for the network endpoint group target_service the global google api target that you want to connect to for example pubsub googleapis com see the list of supported global google api targets region the region to create the network endpoint group in api make a post request to the regionnetworkendpointgroups insert method post https compute googleapis com compute v1 projects project_id regions region networkendpointgroups name neg_name networkendpointtype private_service_connect psctargetservice target_service replace the following project_id the project id of the network endpoint group region the region to create the network endpoint group in neg_name a name for the network endpoint group target_service the global google api target that you want to connect to for example pubsub googleapis com see the list of supported global google api targets configure the load balancer to access global google apis configure a cross region internal application load balancer console select the load balancer type in the google cloud console go to the load balancing page go to load balancing click create load balancer for type of load balancer select application load balancer http https and click next for public facing or internal select internal and click next for cross region or single region deployment select best for cross region workloads and click next click configure basic configuration enter a name for the load balancer select a network for the load balancer the network must contain a proxy only subnet in the region where you are creating the load balancer frontend configuration click frontend configuration enter a name for the load balancer s forwarding rule in the protocol field select https includes http 2 and http 3 select a subnetwork region for the load balancer s subnetwork select a subnetwork for the load balancer click ip address and then do one of the following to automatically assign an ephemeral ip address select ephemeral automatic to choose an ephemeral ip address select ephemeral custom and then enter a custom ephemeral ip address from the ip address range of the load balancer s subnet to reserve and use a static internal ip address click create ip address and then do the following enter a name for the ip address click static ip address and then do one of the following to automatically assign a static ip address select assign automatically to configure a specific ip address select let me choose and then enter a custom ip address from the ip address range of the load balancer s subnet click reserve ensure that the port field is set to 443 to allow https traffic click the certificate list and then select your self managed certificate click done backend configuration click backend configuration for each global google api that you want to access create a global backend service to create a global backend service do the following from the create or select backend services menu select create a backend service enter a name for the backend service set the backend type to private service connect network endpoint group set the private service connect target type to global google api select https for the protocol in the backends section click the new backend menu and select a private service connect network endpoint group if you need to create a new private service connect network endpoint group click create psc neg click done click create ensure that each backend service that you want to add is selected in the create or select backend services menu and then click ok routing rules the set of rules for routing incoming https requests to specific backend services is called a url map to learn more about url maps see url maps overview if you are configuring only one backend service for the load balancer the default routing rule is sufficient and you can skip to review and finalize if you are configuring multiple backend services you must create one path matcher for each backend service each host rule can reference only one path matcher but two or more host rules can reference the same path matcher if you have more than one backend service click routing rules select simple host and path rule for each backend do the following click add host and path rule for host enter the hostname that will be used to send requests to this service for example pubsub example com for paths enter the path for example for backends select the backend service review and finalize click review and finalize to review the configuration click create gcloud for each global google api that you want to access do the following to create a global backend service use the gcloud compute backend services create command gcloud compute backend services create backend_service_name load balancing scheme internal_managed protocol https global replace backend_service_name with the name of the backend service to add a neg to the corresponding backend service use the gcloud compute backend services add backend command gcloud compute backend services add backend backend_service_name network endpoint group neg_name network endpoint group region region global replace the following neg_name the name of the private service connect neg region the region of the private service connect neg to create a global url map for the load balancer use the gcloud compute url maps create command a url map must reference a default backend service if you re configuring your load balancer with one backend service set that backend service as the default if you re configuring your load balancer to use multiple backend services pick one of the backend services to be the url map default gcloud compute url maps create url_map_name default service default_backend_service_name replace the following url_map_name a name for the url map default_backend_service_name the name of the load balancer s default backend service the default is used when no host rule matches the requested hostname optional if you re configuring your load balancer to use multiple backend services complete this step if your url map only references one backend service skip this step to add additional backend services to the url map use the gcloud compute url maps add path matcher command for each backend service add a path matcher and one or more host rules you must create one path matcher for each backend service each host rule can reference only one path matcher but two or more host rules can reference the same path matcher gcloud compute url maps add path matcher url_map_name path matcher name path_matcher default service backend_service_name new hosts hostnames replace the following path_matcher a name for the path matcher backend_service_name the name of the backend service hostnames one or more hostnames to send requests to for the backend service for example pubsub example com you can enter multiple hostnames in a comma separated list to create a target https proxy use the gcloud compute target https proxies create command gcloud compute target https proxies create proxy_name url map url_map_name certificate manager certificates certificate_name replace the following proxy_name a name for the target https proxy url_map_name the name of the url map certificate_name the name of the certificate resource to create a global forwarding rule for your load balancer use the gcloud compute forwarding rules create command gcloud compute forwarding rules create rule_name load balancing scheme internal_managed network network address ip_address ports 443 target https proxy proxy_name subnet subnet subnet region subnet_region global replace the following rule_name the name of the forwarding rule network the vpc network of the forwarding rule this network must contain a proxy only subnet in the region where you are creating the load balancer ip_address the internal ip address of the forwarding rule which must be within the ip address range of the forwarding rule s subnet to use a specific ephemeral ip address enter the ip address for example 10 0 0 5 to use a static internal ip address enter the name of the ip address to let google cloud select an ephemeral ip address omit this flag subnet the subnet of the forwarding rule subnet_region the region of the forwarding rule s subnet api for each global google api that you want to access do the following to create a global backend service make a post request to the backendservices insert method post https compute googleapis com compute v1 projects project_id global backendservices loadbalancingscheme internal_managed name backend_service_name protocol https replace the following project_id the project id of your project backend_service_name the name of the backend service to add a neg to the corresponding backend service make a patch request to the backendservices patch method patch https compute googleapis com compute v1 projects project_id global backendservices backend_service_name backends group https compute googleapis com compute v1 projects project_id regions region networkendpointgroups neg_name replace the following region the region of the neg neg_name the name of the network endpoint group to add to create a global url map for the load balancer make a post request to the urlmaps insert method a url map must reference a default backend service if you re configuring your load balancer with one backend service set that backend service as the default if you re configuring your load balancer to use multiple backend services pick one of the backend services to be the url map default post https compute googleapis com compute v1 projects project_id global urlmaps defaultservice https compute googleapis com compute v1 projects project_id global backendservices default_backend_service_name name url_map_name replace the following default_backend_service_name the name of the load balancer s default the default is used when no host rule matches the requested hostname url_map_name a name for the url map if you re configuring your load balancer to use multiple backend services complete this step if your url map only references one backend service skip this step to add additional backend services to the url map make a patch request to the urlmaps patch method for each backend service add a path matcher and one or more host rules you must create one path matcher for each backend service each host rule can reference only one path matcher but two or more host rules can reference the same path matcher you can add multiple path matchers and host rules by making a single api request patch https compute googleapis com compute v1 projects project_id global urlmaps url_map_name pathmatchers name path_matcher_name_1 defaultservice https compute googleapis com compute v1 projects project_id global backendservices backend_service_name_1 name path_matcher_name_2 defaultservice https compute googleapis com compute v1 projects project_id global backendservices backend_service_name_2 hostrules hosts hostname_1 pathmatcher path_matcher_name_1 hosts hostname_2 pathmatcher path_matcher_name_2 replace the following path_matcher_name_1 a name for the first path matcher backend_service_name_1 the name of the first backend service path_matcher_name_2 a name for the second path matcher backend_service_name_2 the name of the second backend service hostname_1 the hostname to send requests to for the first service for example pubsub example com hostname_2 the hostname to send requests to for the second service to create a target https proxy make a post request to the targethttpsproxies insert method post https compute googleapis com compute v1 projects project_id global targethttpsproxies name proxy_name sslcertificates https certificatemanager googleapis com v1 projects project_id locations global certificates certificate_name urlmap https compute googleapis com compute v1 projects project_id global urlmaps url_map_name replace the following project_id the id of the project proxy_name a name for the target https proxy certificate_name the name of the certificate resource url_map_name the name of the url map to create a global forwarding rule for your load balancer make a post request to the globalforwardingrules insert method the forwarding rule s network must contain a proxy only subnet in the subnet of your forwarding rule s region post https compute googleapis com compute v1 projects project_id global forwardingrules ipaddress ip_address loadbalancingscheme internal_managed name forwarding_rule_name network https compute googleapis com compute v1 projects project_id global networks network_name portrange 443 subnetwork https compute googleapis com compute v1 projects project_id regions subnet_region subnetworks subnet_name target https compute googleapis com compute v1 projects project_id global targethttpsproxies proxy_name replace the following ip_address the internal ip address of the forwarding rule which must be within the ip address range of the forwarding rule s subnet to use a specific ephemeral ip address provide the ip address for example 10 0 0 5 to use a static internal ip address provide the name of the ip address to let google cloud select an ephemeral ip address omit this field forwarding_rule_name the name of the forwarding rule network_name the name of the forwarding rule s vpc network this network must contain a proxy only subnet in the region where you are creating the load balancer subnet_region the region of the forwarding rule s subnet subnet_name the name of the forwarding rule s subnet verify the configuration to test your backend s connection to global google apis do the following if you don t have one create a virtual machine vm instance in the vpc network where you configured the backend ensure that you haven t created firewall rules or firewall policies that override the implied ipv4 allow egress rule connect to the vm from the vm use curl to verify that you can query each api this command sets the host header and bypasses dns resolution by specifying a user defined ip address you can skip certificate validation using the k flag you might need to skip valid...