Our GCP integration supports External IP addresses and hostnames from Cloud DNS.
Any other will need to be added manually.
There are two places you can add your GCP account from in the portal, from the Targets page by clicking the yellow + Add Targets button then clicking Cloud Account Sync:
Or, from the Integrations page by clicking on the green + Add button under Google Cloud:
There are two methods for integrating with GCP, you can either:
but first, you'll need to enable some APIs using the GCP console.
Select your project, then under 'APIs & Services' click
Enable APIs and Services:
Use the search to to find the following APIs and enable them:
Compute Engine API (required to sync external and ephemeral IP addresses)
Cloud Resource Manager API (required to sync external and ephemeral IP addresses
Google Cloud DNS API (required to sync Google Cloud DNS records)
Connect using OAuth
Head to the Targets page >
Cloud Accounts>Google Cloud(third one):
Select
Connect using OAuth:
Sign into a Google account that has access to Google Cloud Platform:
Grant Intruder access to your Google Cloud Platform account, making sure to allow us access to the following scopes:
View your DNS records hosted by Google Cloud DNS
Provides read-only access to Google Cloud DNS records, which is required to list your DNS hostnames.
View your Google Compute Engine resources
Provides read-only access to Compute Engine resources, which is required to list your external IP addresses.
View your Cloud Platform projects
Allows us to iterate over the projects associated with your Google account and check each project for external IP addresses.
Select
Allow.
Connect using a service account
Go to the
IAM & Adminmenu in your GCP console:
Click on
Service Accountsand then clickCreate Service Account:
Give your new service account name and a description, then click create:
Grant the service account
Compute Network ViewerandDNS Readerpermissions to your project (these are required to list your external IP addresses and DNS hostnames):
Click the
Create Keybutton to download the key file for your new service account:
Create the key in JSON format and download the key file and keep it in a safe place (this key grants read access to your project):
Finally, upload the key file for the service account to the Intruder portal and hit
Add Account:
The next thing you'll see is this modal 👇, for automated management of your cloud targets.
If that's not of interest and you'd like to manage them manually, skip the boxes and simply press Confirm setup.
Note: Google Cloud Platform integration is only available for customers on our Pro, Premium and Vanguard plans.
Intruder is a Google Cloud Technology Partner.