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Expand Up @@ -121,7 +121,7 @@ Ensure that the IP address in the response matches the one associated with your
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[Private Service Connect][1] (PSC) allows you to send telemetry to Datadog without using the public internet.

Datadog exposes some of its data intake services in Google Cloud Platform as PSC [_published services_][2], as seen in the [table of published services](#published-services).
Datadog exposes some of its data intake services in Google Cloud Platform as PSC [_published services_][2], as seen in the [table of published services](#published-services-1).

You can configure a PSC endpoint to expose a private IP address for each Datadog intake service. This IP address routes traffic to the Datadog backend. You can then configure a Google Cloud [_Private DNS Zone_][3] to override the DNS names corresponding to the products for each endpoint that is consumed.

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{{< img src="agent/guide/psc/connect-endpoint-eu1.png" alt="Screenshot of a 'Connect endpoint' page in the Google Cloud console" >}}

- Under **Target**, select _Published service_.
- For **Target service**, enter the _PSC target name_ that corresponds to the Datadog intake service that you want to use. You can find your PSC target name in the [table of published services](#published-services).
- For **Target service**, enter the _PSC target name_ that corresponds to the Datadog intake service that you want to use. You can find your PSC target name in the [table of published services](#published-services-1).
- For **Endpoint name**, enter a unique identifier to use for this endpoint. You can use `datadog-<SERVICE>`. For example: `datadog-metrics`.
- For **Network** and **Subnetwork**, choose the network and subnetwork where you want to publish your endpoint.
- For **IP address**, click the dropdown and select _Create IP address_ to create an internal IP from your subnet dedicated to the endpoint. Select this IP.
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- Under **Zone type**, select _Private_.
- For **Zone name**, enter a descriptive name for your zone.
- For **DNS name**, enter the _private DNS name_ that corresponds to the Datadog intake service that you want to use. You can find your DNS name in the [table of published services](#published-services).
- For **DNS name**, enter the _private DNS name_ that corresponds to the Datadog intake service that you want to use. You can find your DNS name in the [table of published services](#published-services-1).
3. Next, create an `A` record that points to the endpoint IP. On the _Zone details_ page of the zone you created, click on **Add record set**.
{{< img src="agent/guide/psc/create-record-eu1.png" alt="Screenshot of the 'Create record set' page in the Google Cloud console." >}}

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