gips = "Google IPs"

Finding an external IP inside of Google Cloud is frustrating - they're listed in a bunch of different places and you end up having to do a lot of work to find a particular one.

This little application finds all of the external IPs and throws them into an in-memory map.

NOTE: If you had a ton of projects and memory is becoming an issue - adding an additional adaptor would be pretty simple - core.ProjectService is the interface you'll need to conform to.

It's queryable with curl and outputs JSON:

/bin $ curl http://gips:8080/api/v1/project/project-name-goes-here { "name": "project-name-goes-here", "regions": [ { "region": "us-west1", "ips": [ "34.2.123.129", "35.3.124.141", "34.4.125.109", "34.5.126.81", "34.6.127.84", "34.7.128.34" ] } ] } /bin $ curl http://gips:8080/api/v1/search/34.2.123.129 {"name":"project-name-goes-here","regions":[{"region":"us-west1","ips":["34.2.123.129","35.3.124.141","34.4.125.109","34.5.126.81","34.6.127.84","34.7.128.34"]}]}

• NAT IPs
• golang package to query this - search
• cli interface for search endpoint and to test search package
• CloudSQL IPs
• Figure out proper amount of permissions this needs to run - add Terraform to allow those permissions
• Do we tag the IPs so we can find them quickly? OR is just knowing the project enough for this?
• Helm chart?