This article describes a simple implementation of a VPN using GCP and Terraform, focusing on basic functionalities like secure browsing and video streaming.
Readers need to have Terraform installed and set up in addition to a GCP account with required permissions.
Steps are provided for setting up credentials in GCP, creating a service account, and managing keys securely.
The tutorial includes files for setting up a VM, firewall rules, and necessary configurations.
Deployment commands are provided for setting up the VPN server.
Upon successful deployment, users can generate a QR code to configure the Wire Guard app for VPN connection.
Final steps involve installing the Wire Guard app, scanning the QR code, and connecting to the VPN.
Once connected, users can check their IP address to verify the VPN functionality.
The process is presented as straightforward and concludes with a note of thanks to the readers.
The article encourages readers to reach out for help if they encounter any issues.
Instructions are given to SSH into the VM instance to retrieve the QR Code for configuring the VPN.
Using the Wire Guard app and scanning the QR Code enables users to establish the VPN connection easily.
Checking the IP address post-connection confirms the VPN is active.
The article emphasizes the simplicity of the setup process and offers guidance for troubleshooting.
The tutorial emphasizes the educational aspect and basic functionality of the VPN created using GCP and Terraform.
It concludes by thanking the readers and inviting feedback for any challenges faced during the setup.