Looker (Google Cloud core) outbound access to external services using Private Service Connect

The following Codelabs explain how to set up outbound access, also referred to as " southbound access ", from Looker (Google Cloud core) to external services using Private Service Connect.

• Codelab: Looker (Google Cloud core) PSC Southbound HTTPS Internet NEG SMTP

  In this codelab, you will create a southbound connection to Looker (Google Cloud core)'s SMTP service using an internal TCP proxy load balancer and internet network endpoint group (NEG) with the FQDN notifications-pa.googleapis.com invoked from a Looker (Google Cloud core) PSC as a Service Consumer.

• Codelab: Looker (Google Cloud core) PSC Southbound access to Cloud SQL PSC

  In this codelab, you will perform a southbound connection to Cloud SQL deployed with Private Service Connect as a Service Producer.

• Codelab: Looker (Google Cloud core) PSC Southbound SSH Internet NEG

  In this codelab, you will perform a southbound SSH connection to GitHub using an internal TCP proxy load balancer and internet network endpoint group (NEG) invoked from Looker (Google Cloud core) PSC as a Service Consumer.

• Codelab: Looker (Google Cloud core) PSC Southbound HTTPS Internet NEG

  In this codelab, you will perform a southbound HTTPS connection to GitHub using an internal TCP proxy load balancer and internet network endpoint group (NEG) invoked from a Looker (Google Cloud core) PSC as a Service Consumer.

• Codelab: Looker (Google Cloud core) PSC Southbound Hybrid NEG to on-premises

  In this codelab, you will perform a southbound connection to an on-premises Postgres database over H-VPN using an internal TCP proxy load balancer and hybrid network endpoint group (NEG) invoked from a Looker (Google Cloud core) PSC as a Service Consumer.

• Codelab: Looker (Google Cloud core) PSC Southbound HTTPS Internet NEG GitLab Self-Managed

  In this codelab, you will perform a southbound HTTPS connection to your GitLab self-managed environment by using an internal TCP proxy load balancer and internet network endpoint group (NEG) that is invoked from Looker (Google Cloud core) Private Service Connect as a service consumer.