Private Resource Configuration Examples

Private Resource located in multiple locations

Use these examples for configuring private resources when using Resource Connector Groups to connect traffic.

Suppose you have a private resource Application1 deployed in Location1 and Location2:

If users will access using browser-based connections, create a separate private resource for each location.
If users access the resource using different IP addresses in Location1 and Location2:
Configure a separate private resource for each resource location, and associate each private resource with a resource connector group in the appropriate region.
If the private resource is defined using an FQDN that is common to Location1 and Location2:
Configure a single private resource and associate the resource with different connector groups in different regions if applicable.
If the private resource is accessed in both locations using the same IP address:
Configure a single private resource and associate the resource with different connector groups in different regions if applicable.
If the private resource is defined with multiple IP addresses, and it is accessible in any location using any of the addresses:
Configure a single private resource with multiple entries for "Internally reachable address." Associate the resource with different connector groups in different regions if applicable.