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Just to clarify with some more detail (for the HN record), the issue with Cloud SQL is that while you can whitelist an individual internal IP, you can't whitelist an internal network (like 10/8). This means you need a sidecar service of some sort to add the whitelist rules when a new instance/pod comes up that should be able to access the DB.

In AWS for a simple app I'd just whitelist 10/8 and have the DB open to all internal instances (with TLS for added security as required).

I'll follow up by email too, happy to provide detailed feedback on this sort of thing.

Thanks for taking the time to engage with the community on this stuff!



Better yet. In AWS I can whitelist a security group and all ec2 instances with that security group would get access to RDS.

This would be handy with tags in gcp.




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