Google Private Service Connect support in Elastic Cloud Serverless
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**What the feature is and who it's for:** This is a new capability allowing customers to establish secure, private network connections to their Serverless projects, using Google Private Service Connect, to ensure data traffic bypasses the public internet. This feature is designed for enterprise customers, particularly those in regulated industries or with strict corporate security policies that prohibit data traversal over public networks. Cloud administrators can configure these private endpoints and use VPC filtering to control access from specific virtual private clouds. The setup is managed directly within the Elastic Cloud console for a seamless administrative experience.
**Value proposition:** The primary value of this feature is a significantly enhanced security and compliance posture for sensitive workloads running on Elastic's serverless platform. By eliminating public internet exposure, it drastically reduces the attack surface and helps organizations maintain a zero-trust network architecture. This capability unblocks the adoption of Elastic Cloud Serverless for enterprises that were previously hesitant due to stringent data governance requirements. It allows organizations to fully leverage the operational efficiency and scalability of a serverless architecture without compromising on enterprise-grade security. Ultimately, this solidifies Elastic Cloud Serverless as a secure-by-design platform, empowering customers to confidently run their most critical applications in the cloud.
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