How to block the traffic come from Australia and China
Bridger Hung
Fady (Google Cloud Platform)
It seems that the last answer in the post is the most efficient way to add firewall rules with that many IP ranges, and using this gcloud command. Generally, here is a good document on using firewall rules that should help.
There are too many IP ranges for any given country to try to efficiently add them to a deny firewall rule. Maybe using Cloud Armor would be a good alternative as the security policy can be configured for a region. Though, you may need to verify the cost of the solution if it would be beneficial for your use-case.
Zach Hanna
It seems that the last answer in the post is the most efficient way to add firewall rules with that many IP ranges, and using this gcloud command. Generally, here is a good document on using firewall rules that should help.
There are too many IP ranges for any given country to try to efficiently add them to a deny firewall rule. Maybe using Cloud Armor would be a good alternative as the security policy can be configured for a region. Though, you may need to verify the cost of the solution if it would be beneficial for your use-case.
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Fady (Google Cloud Platform)
Concerning the Private message about the syntax error “ bash No such file ..” when using the gcloud command, you would need to remove the characters < > in the project ID such as:
gcloud compute --project=projectID …
The SDK does not consider the operators as part of the project ID and throws the error. This is mainly because it expects the project ID to start with a letter. This is explained in this document. I hope this helps.