<p>I'm fairly novice in GCP and would like to ask a question:</p>

<p>I have two private clusters in the same region with internal LB (all in one VPC), currently pods from both clusters are able to communicate with each other over HTTP.</p>

<p>As far as I understand from the documentation - internal LB is a regional product, therefore if the private clusters were located in different regions the above scenario wouldn't be possible.</p>

<p>What do I need to do in order to make pods of two private clusters which are located on different regions to be able to communicate with each other?</p>

<p>My guess is that I have to define external LB for both of those clusters and using firewall rules allow communication only cluster to cluster via external IP and block all communication from the outside world.</p>

Medvednic
<p>Google's VPC is global. This means that all of your regions are part of the same network. Everything in your VPC that uses IP addresses in the VPC can talk to each other with appropriate rules in the VPC Firewall.</p>
