中国的Google云功能和云SQL支持
我有一个相当大的项目，云SQL和在GCP上运行的150多个云功能，在几个海洋国家都有功能。
直到最近，当我们计划为中国开放市场时，我们发现GCP在中国被禁止。
由于涉及大量工作，我们目前还没有考虑迁移到其他平台。
是否可以使用任何解决方法，例如将中国的请求从中国路由到我们自己的服务器并转移到GCP或其他想法中？
我知道这里提出了类似的问题，但是那时没有答案，我们在2022年对此有答案吗？ 中国的firebase迁移
I have a sizable project with cloud SQL and 150+ cloud functions running on GCP, fully functional in several SEA countries.
Until recently, when we plan to open up market for China, we found GCP is banned in China.
We are not considering migration to other platform at the moment due to the massive work involved.
Is there any workaround that we could use like routing the requests from China to our own server and relay to GCP, or any other thoughts?
I'm aware of similar question being asked here but there was no answer given back then, do we have answer to this in 2022?
Firebase migration for China
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如果您的目标是防止中国的法律问题，请勿尝试绕过他们的法规，防火墙等。从技术上讲，您需要从中国的数据中心设置VPN到您的 home 办公室。您不能在Google Cloud，AWS等中使用端点。您可能仅限于将与您的业务相关的流量从美国办公室转移到您在中国的办公室。不要将流量转发给受政府限制的企业。其中包括Google Cloud。
最好的答案取决于您的意思是您是个人，小型企业或大型公司，以及您开展的业务类型。诸如商户处理等细节会有所作为。
中国有有关互联网访问的法律和防火墙来执行它们。
您有两个选择：
a）在中国使用云服务，例如阿里巴巴。那是我的建议。作为一个独立的业务，在中国做所有事情，不需要中国以外的互联网访问。
b）申请政府的许可证。这很容易，但需要时间。有多个许可层。如果您处理付款或财务交易，则过程非常困难。
考虑在中国保留一名代理商，以协助您在中国制定政府法规。只有中国代理/业务才能申请您。除非您是公民，否则您不能亲自申请自己或您的公司。
If your goal is to prevent legal issues in China, do not try to bypass their regulations, firewalls, etc. Technically, you would need to set up a VPN from a data center in China to your home office. You cannot use an endpoint in Google Cloud, AWS, etc. You will probably be restricted to only transfer traffic related to your business from your US office to your office in China. Do not forward traffic to businesses that are restricted by the government. That includes Google Cloud.
The best answer depends on who you are meaning are you an individual, small business, or a large company, and what type of business you conduct. Details such as merchant processing, etc make a difference.
China has laws regarding Internet access and a firewall to enforce them.
You have two options:
a) use a cloud service in China such as Alibaba. That is my recommendation. Do everything in China as a separate business that does not need Internet access outside China.
b) apply for a license from the government. That is fairly easy but takes time. There are multiple licensing tiers. If you process payments or financial transactions, the process is very difficult.
Consider retaining an agent in China to assist you with government regulations in China. Only a Chinese agent/business can apply for you. Unless you are a citizen, you cannot personally apply for yourself or your company.