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Answer: 1. TEAM_ONE uses cross-project binding and creates Cloud DNS private zones and DNS records in SP_ONE_PRJ, and binds the zones to the VPC (SH_VPC) in the Shared VPC host project (SH_HOST_PRJ). 2. TEAM_TWO creates DNS private zones and DNS records in SP_TWO_PRJ and uses cross-project binding to connect the zones to the VPC (SH_VPC) in the Shared VPC host project (SH_HOST_PRJ).
The correct approach involves using cross-project binding to connect the Cloud DNS private zones directly to the Shared VPC (SH_VPC) in the host project. This method ensures that each team can manage their own DNS zones within their respective service projects while allowing workloads across both service projects to resolve DNS records from each other's zones. This solution requires the least amount of setup effort and avoids the complexity of creating additional VPCs or peering relationships. Option B correctly describes this approach by specifying the binding to the VPC (SH_VPC) within the Shared VPC host project (SH_HOST_PRJ), making it the correct choice.
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Your organization has a Shared VPC host project (SH_HOST_PRJ) containing a single VPC (SH_VPC) and two Shared VPC service projects (SP_ONE_PRJ and SP_TWO_PRJ), each managed by separate teams (TEAM_ONE and TEAM_TWO). The service projects do not have their own VPCs.
You need to design a solution where each team can create and manage private DNS zones and records exclusively in their respective service projects, while ensuring workloads in SP_ONE_PRJ can resolve private zones from SP_TWO_PRJ and vice versa. The solution should minimize setup effort. What should you do?
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