In Google Cloud VPCs, what scope do subnets have?GlobalMulti-regionalRegionalZonal

In Google Cloud VPCs (Virtual Private Cloud), subnets are defined at the regional scope. This means that when you create a subnet, it is associated with a specific region and exists only within that region. Here’s a brief explanation of the options:

1. Global: Refers to resources or configurations that are available across all regions worldwide. For example, external IP addresses can be considered global.

2. Multi-regional: This usually indicates resources that encompass multiple regions, but it’s not a specific scope for subnets in VPCs.

3. Regional: This is the correct answer. Subnets are regional resources; they can only span one zone in a specific region but can be spread across multiple zones in that same region.

4. Zonal: This would imply a resource that exists only in one availability zone, which is different from the regional scope of subnets.

Final Answer

Subnets in Google Cloud VPCs have a regional scope.