We have a Google Cloud Data Fusion instance that needs to connect to AWS RDS to pull data from it. The only problem is that we cannot whitelist the port 1433 to the world to make a connection to Google Cloud Data Fusion. How can we make Google Cloud Data Fusion interact with AWS RDS without globally whitelisting the port 1433?
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How is your AWS environment setup. Is RDS running in VPC or not? What about the firewall rules for RDS?
- Kunal Deo
RDS is running in a VPC but the endpoint is publically available. The only restriction is not to whitelist (in security group) the traffic on the ingress port for RDS globally. We don't get a publically available IP when we spawn Google Cloud Data Fusion and that's why we don't have an IP which can be whitelisted in our security group. Kindly help if you have any information about the process that can be followed, @KunalDeo
- Raman
What about VPN? Quick googling: cloud.google.com/community/tutorials/using-ha-vpn-with-aws Connects VPCs and whitelist private subnets.
- Jan Garaj
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You can do by connection your AWS and GCP project through VPN. for more details refer below link
https://cloud.google.com/solutions/automated-network-deployment-multicloud
