Is it true that a single Cloud Router can connect to multiple interfaces?

A single Cloud Router can indeed connect to multiple interfaces, which allows it to facilitate dynamic routing for both on-premises and cloud networks. In Google Cloud, Cloud Routers are designed to support multiple network interfaces across different Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) networks. This capability is particularly useful for enterprises that require complex network topologies involving different regions or projects, enabling seamless communication between them through Border Gateway Protocol (BGP).

The ability to connect multiple interfaces means that the Cloud Router can manage routing decisions dynamically, adapting to changes in network configuration without requiring manual updates to static routes. This feature is especially beneficial in hybrid cloud environments where a combination of on-premises and cloud resources need efficient routing mechanisms.

While some options touch on specific configurations or constraints regarding VPNs, they do not capture the general capability of a Cloud Router. The fundamental aspect that a single Cloud Router can indeed support multiple interfaces is key to enabling flexible and scalable networking strategies within Google Cloud.