Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Documentation

Access to Google Cloud Platform

Use Oracle Interconnect for Google Cloud to connect your Google Cloud resident applications or services with Oracle Cloud Infrastructure resident services. That way, you'll have a provisioned, secure, and low-latency network link between Oracle Cloud and Google Cloud.

About Oracle Interconnect paired regions

Google Cloud regions are paired to specific OCI regions. When you create Google Cloud resources in a particular region, you must create OCI resources in the paired OCI region. For example, if you have created Google Cloud resources in the asia-northeast1 Google Cloud region, then you must configure OCI resources in the ap-tokyo-1 OCI region. The following table lists the Google Cloud region and paired OCI region.

For the latest list of Oracle Interconnect paired regions, see Oracle Interconnect for Google Cloud.

Google Cloud region Paired Oracle Cloud Infrastructure region
asia-northeast1 ap-tokyo-1
asia-south1 ap-mumbai-1
asia-southeast1 ap-singapore-1
australia-southeast1 ap-sydney-1
australia-southeast2 ap-melbourne-1
europe-southwest1 eu-madrid-1
europe-west2 uk-london-1
europe-west3 eu-frankfurt-1
northamerica-northeast1 ca-montreal-1
southamerica-east1 sa-saopaulo-1
us-east4 us-ashburn-1

Connecting Google Cloud to Oracle Cloud

  1. In Google Cloud, provision a Partner Interconnect connection. You’ll need a single or redundant pair of VLAN attachments in your virtual private cloud (VPC) network. Notate the pairing key you receive from Google Cloud. To provision Partner Interconnect connections, see Partner Interconnect provisioning overview in Google Cloud help.
  2. Create a FastConnect port for your Partner Interconnect connection. To create FastConnect ports, see FastConnect: With an Oracle Partner.
  3. Configure OCI resources. You’ll need a VCN with subnet, and a DRG attached to the VCN. Then with your pairing key, you’ll create private circuits for your VLAN attachments.

Configure OCI Resources

Configure OCI resources to connect with Google Cloud platform.

OCI resources must be created in the OCI region paired to the Google Cloud region. For a list of Oracle Interconnect paired regions, see Access to Google Cloud Platform.

  1. Create a virtual cloud network (VCN). To create a VCN, see Creating a VCN.
  2. Create a subnet in the VCN. To create a subnet, see Creating a subnet.
  3. Create a dynamic routing gateway (DRG) and attach it to your VCN. To create a DRG, see Create a DRG.
  4. Create a private virtual circuit for each VLAN attachment. You'll need the pairing key generated when you created the VLAN attachment earlier. If you created a pair of VLAN attachments, complete the following steps for each one.
    1. Go to the Oracle Cloud console, and on the toolbar, select the Oracle Interconnect paired region.
    2. On the main menu, click Networking. Under Customer connectivity, click FastConnect.
    3. In the Compartment list, select the compartment that contains the DRG you created earlier. This compartment, along with a corresponding IAM policy, controls who can access the virtual circuit
    4. Click Create FastConnect.
    5. Select FastConnect partner.
    6. In the Partner list, select Google Cloud: OCI Interconnect.
    7. Click Next.
    8. In the Name box, enter the name of the circuit. The value does not need to be unique across your virtual circuits, and you can change it later.
    9. In the Compartment list, leave it as is (the compartment you're currently in).
    10. Select Private virtual circuit.
    11. Select All traffic.
    12. In the Dynamic routing gateway list, the DRG you created earlier displays. If it doesn't display, try checking your compartment.
    13. In the Provisioned bandwidth list, select the capacity that you chose for your VLAN attachment (or the closest value available).
    14. In the Partner service key box, enter the pairing key you received from Google Cloud when you created the VLAN attachment.
    15. In the MTU list, select 1500.
    16. Click Create. The virtual circuit is provisioned. Check the status of provisioning virtual circuits in FastConnect. After the virtual circuit is provisioned, the connection to Google Cloud will be active. Then you can activate any VLAN attachments that you didn’t pre-activate when you created them.