[URGENT]Fix Cloud Run Egress Issue

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My container is deployed on Cloud Run and attached to a VPC via a Serverless VPC Access connector that in turn goes through Cloud NAT with a public IP. A custom domain is mapped as well. Despite the setup, the service cannot reach the public internet—most visibly the MongoDB Atlas cluster. I have already reviewed firewall rules, confirmed the NAT configuration, and inspected container logs, yet outbound traffic still fails (other external endpoints time-out too). What I need from you • Pinpoint the exact root cause of the egress blockage—routing, connector, IAM, or anything else—so I understand why it broke. • Apply the fix live during a screen-sharing session; no code transfer will be necessary. • Prove success by showing my backend log line that states “successfully connected” when MongoDB connects (0.0.0.0/0 is already whitelisted on the Atlas side). Environment highlights – Cloud Run (fully managed) – Serverless VPC Access connector → VPC → Cloud NAT (public IP) – Custom domain mapping in place – gcloud / Cloud Console available during session Acceptance criteria 1. Container can reach MongoDB Atlas and any other public endpoint. 2. The expected “successfully connected” log appears in real time. 3. A brief explanation of the root cause and the exact change implemented. If you have solid experience troubleshooting Google Cloud networking—especially Cloud Run egress via VPC connectors—let’s schedule a time and get this unblocked.

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@bindmission

Hello, I have 10 years of experience in troubleshooting Google Cloud networking, including Cloud Run and VPC configurations. I can identify the root cause of your egress issue and fix it during a screen-sharing session. You will see the "successfully connected" log from MongoDB Atlas as proof. I will also provide a brief explanation of the issue and solution implemented. Let's schedule a time to resolve this quickly. Regards, VishnuLal NB*

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@anirudhat

I've diagnosed this exact Cloud Run egress pattern before—most likely your VPC connector's subnet route isn't propagating through Cloud NAT because the connector's egress setting is configured to route only private IP traffic through the VPC, leaving public-bound requests (like MongoDB Atlas) going through Cloud Run's default path instead of your NAT gateway. During our screen-share, I'll verify the `vpc-access-egress` setting (it needs to be `all-traffic`, not `private-ranges-only`), confirm the NAT gateway's routing rules cover the connector subnet, and check for any missing IAM permissions on the connector's service account. Once corrected, we'll tail your container logs live until we see that "successfully connected" line from MongoDB. I'm available to jump on a call right now and can typically resolve this class of issue within a single session.

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@ravikumarsingh1

Hi! I can help diagnose and fix the Cloud Run outbound connectivity issue and unblock access to MongoDB Atlas during a live screen-sharing session. I have experience troubleshooting Cloud Run egress through Serverless VPC Access connectors and Cloud NAT, where issues commonly relate to connector routing mode, egress settings (all traffic vs private ranges), subnet/NAT binding, or IAM/network configuration mismatches. During the session I will: • Trace the exact egress path (Cloud Run → connector → subnet → NAT) • Identify the root cause preventing outbound internet access • Apply the fix live and validate routing • Confirm success by showing the “successfully connected” MongoDB log in real time • Provide a short explanation of the issue and the exact change made I’m available to start immediately—please share a suitable time for the session.

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@adireddicharan1

Hello, I can help you diagnose and resolve the outbound connectivity issue in your Cloud Run environment. Based on your architecture (Cloud Run fully managed → Serverless VPC Access connector → VPC → Cloud NAT → Public IP), the root cause is likely related to Cloud Run egress configuration (private ranges vs all traffic), connector subnet or region mismatch, Cloud NAT not properly attached to the correct router/subnet, or firewall rules affecting the connector’s IP range. Instead of trial-and-error fixes, I will systematically trace the full egress path. During a live screen-sharing session, I will review Cloud Run egress settings, validate the Serverless VPC Access connector configuration, inspect Cloud NAT routing and IP allocation, verify effective routes and firewall policies, and perform real-time connectivity tests to MongoDB Atlas and other public endpoints. Once corrected, we will confirm success by observing the “successfully connected” log entry in real time. I will also clearly explain the exact root cause and the precise configuration change implemented so you fully understand what broke and why. I have hands-on experience troubleshooting GCP networking, Cloud Run, VPC routing, NAT, and MongoDB Atlas connectivity. I am confident we can resolve this efficiently during the session. Looking forward to working with you.

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