I think I mentioned in the video that 'Owners and Editors' get access by default to connect using IAP tunnel, which is not true and I stand corrected on this. Please note that ONLY the 'Owner' role will include the permissions to connect with IAP by default, and if you have other users such as 'Editor' or anything else, you need to manually grant them access by assigning 'IAP-secured Tunnel User'..
Thank you for this video. I'm just starting to learning GCP (been studying mostly Azure) and this video was a tremendous help for accessing my Windows VMs. Subbed!
it is possible to let only one server appear on the IAP desktop, for example only that developer has access and only that server will appear, not the other servers.
Hi, that's a great point to bring up! I think the answer is yes, but then I never had the need to do it, so let me test it for you and I'll provide a more clear answer shortly. However if this to be done, I assume the person who wants to access that specific VM should only be grated permissions to connect to that VM only. Meaning they should not have any of the following roles: Project Editor, Compute Admin, Compute Instances Admin.. But then let me test it to see the behavior and I'll be back with updates