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So our next step in getting our Google Cloud environment ready for Cloud on-r

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amp is going to be to create a VPC and a subnet that's going to contain the

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resources that we want to make available through Cloud on-ramp.

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So ultimately the purpose of this is going to be to give us a target that we're

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going to be able to try to connect through Cloud on-ramp.

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We have our on-prem network already set up, but we have to have something to

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connect to.
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connect to.

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So what we're going to do here is we're going to create a VPC and a subnet, and

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then in the next video, we'll go ahead and deploy a VM into that subnet.

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But for now, let's get our VPC and our subnet configured.

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So once again, starting off on the Google Cloud console homepage, let's go

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ahead and click on our main menu.

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We'll go to VPC Network and VPC Networks.

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As you can see, we do have this default VPC here that's created automatically
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As you can see, we do have this default VPC here that's created automatically

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in your Google account.

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So what we want to do is create a new one.

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Let's go up here to the top. We'll say create VPC Network.

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First thing we need to do is give it a name.

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We'll simply name this VPC one.

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Again, we can optionally give it a description if we want.

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We could set the MTU or the maximum transmission unit.

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The default is going to be fine, but we can click on the dropdown and we can
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The default is going to be fine, but we can click on the dropdown and we can

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see here that we could turn it to 1500 or to 8896, which is generally

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considered jumbo frames.

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This being a lab environment, 1460 is going to be just fine.

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But if you do need jumbo frames or anything like that, you can enable them here

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.

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Next, we have our subnet creation and we can either leave this at the default

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of custom or turn it on to automatic.

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Well, we want to make our own subnets, so we'll leave it on custom.

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So let's scroll down here a little bit further and we're going to make a new
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So let's scroll down here a little bit further and we're going to make a new

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subnet.

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For the name, let's make it subnet 10.

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Once again, we could give it a description if we want.

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For the region, we're going to choose US East one.

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That's the closest region to me.

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You, of course, would want to choose whatever region is best for you.

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Next, we're going to put in our IPV for range, which is going to be 10 dot 20

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dot 10 dot zero.

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We're going to be treating this network out in Google Cloud like site 20.
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We're going to be treating this network out in Google Cloud like site 20.

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Therefore, we're going to put it on 10 dot 20 for site 20 and then 10 for sub

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net 10 in site 20.

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We're going to make this a slash 24.

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If we scroll down a little bit further, we can do things like enable private

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Google access or flow logs or hybrid subnets.

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We're going to leave all these features off.

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We don't need these for right now and they're a little bit beyond the scope of
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We don't need these for right now and they're a little bit beyond the scope of

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what we're going to be discussing.

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We could also add an additional subnet here if we wanted to.

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But as it is, we can just say done.

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And then we can scroll down here and look at our firewall rules.

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Now, as we can see, there are some default firewall rules here that we could

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edit, add to remove from, or we could simply just hit this check box, enable

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all the rules.

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One of the rules here is to literally allow anything into this network.

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This would, of course, not normally be desired.
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This would, of course, not normally be desired.

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But again, we're not too worried about security at the moment, we're just

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getting things set up and operational.

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Once this is done, everything else should be okay.

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We'll just hit create.

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We can see that it's working on creating the VPC.

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And we see that after just a few moments, VPC one is now created.

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We can click on it here and we can see more detail on the VPC as well as an

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edit option here to change things later.

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And of course, we can go through these different tabs across the top to get
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And of course, we can go through these different tabs across the top to get

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more information.

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Just as an example, we can click on subnets and we can see that our subnet 10

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has been configured as well.

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So as you can see, this is a fairly straightforward process.

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We just created a VPC, created a subnet, assigned an IP address range to that

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subnet and just hit create.

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Now, we did enable some firewall rules to make sure that our traffic can get

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through and also keep in mind what this network is for.
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through and also keep in mind what this network is for.

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This is what Cisco generally refers to as the host VPC, meaning it's going to

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host the different resources that we want to make available through cloud on-r

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amp.

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So ultimately, this is where we want to put our resources specifically our VM.

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And that's what we're going to do in the next video.
