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Still testing BYOC, and will need to test BYOVPC as well. In general, we should try to use curly braces around SHELL variables as described here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8748831/when-do-we-need-curly-braces-around-shell-variables. Removed one env variable in the subnet configure step, as the accept list is in the next step.

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@david-yu reminder about this!

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PR Change Summary

Updated the GCP Private Service Connect documentation to enhance the BYOC setup process with additional steps and improved variable handling.

  • Added steps to issue commands for creating PSC subnets in BYOC clusters.
  • Updated shell variable syntax to use curly braces for better clarity.
  • Removed an unnecessary environment variable from the configuration step.

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PR Change Summary

Updated the GCP Private Service Connect documentation to enhance the BYOC setup process with additional steps and improved variable handling.

  • Added steps to issue commands for creating PSC subnets in BYOC clusters.
  • Updated shell variable syntax to use curly braces for better clarity.
  • Removed an unnecessary environment variable from the configuration step.

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@david-yu david-yu changed the title WIP - Update gcp-private-service-connect.adoc - Add more steps for BYOC Update gcp-private-service-connect.adoc - Add more steps for BYOC Mar 31, 2025
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Added some suggestions and resolved conflict from latest changes.

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The documentation for enabling Private Service Connect (PSC) on an existing BYOC cluster was revised for clarity. The process is now split into two explicit steps: running the rpk cloud byoc gcp apply command to create PSC subnets, followed by a gcloud command to list the created PSC NAT subnet name. Command syntax was updated to use double quotes for variable interpolation, and a new command was added to extract the subnet name with filtering and formatting. The cluster patch request example was updated for consistent variable usage, and an unused variable was removed.

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modules/networking/pages/gcp-private-service-connect.adoc (1)

223-233: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Clarify BYOVPC cluster follow-up steps
The new BYOVPC snippet drops context on IAM/firewall and NAT setup, which could confuse readers. Link back to the “Create a new BYOVPC cluster” section to avoid repetition:

.For a *BYOVPC cluster*:
* Follow the steps in <<create-a-new-byovpc-cluster-with-private-service-connect,Create a new BYOVPC cluster>> to configure IAM, create a NAT subnet, and set up firewall rules.
* Then run:
----
rpk cloud byoc gcp apply --redpanda-id="${CLUSTER_ID}" --project-id="<service-project-id>"
----

This ensures readers have the full context without duplicating instructions.

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modules/networking/pages/gcp-private-service-connect.adoc (2)

52-68: Ensure list syntax consistency
Great addition of placeholder explanations. Earlier in this document we use * for bullet lists—consider switching from - to * here to maintain visual and semantic consistency.


176-197: Update BYOVPC placeholders list
The new BYOVPC placeholder list is comprehensive. For consistent AsciiDoc styling, you may want to:

  • Use * for bullets instead of -.
  • Ensure a blank line before/after the list so it renders cleanly.
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modules/networking/pages/gcp-private-service-connect.adoc (3)

40-46: Clearer resource group ID handling
Adding an explicit step to copy the resource group UUID from the UI URL improves usability by removing ambiguity about where to find the value.


113-122: Old placeholder list removal
Removing the outdated placeholder bullets is correct since they’ve been superseded by the new list later in the flow.


243-246: Shell variable interpolation corrected
Switching to ${PSC_NAT_SUBNET_NAME} ensures proper expansion even if the variable contains special characters.

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@david-yu is this good to merge?

@micheleRP micheleRP merged commit eb7bc43 into redpanda-data:main May 19, 2025
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