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## Step 1: Check offerings of Private Link service
### Step 1: Check offerings of Private Link service

After you’ve logged in as described in [Install the Cloud Foundry Command Line Interface (CLI)](https://developers.sap.com/tutorials/cp-cf-download-cli.html), access the Service Marketplace of SAP BTP. Open a command prompt on your computer and type in the following:

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Make sure you can see `privatelink` in the sample output.

## Step 2: Get Resource-ID for Google Cloud Private Service Connect
### Step 2: Get Resource-ID for Google Cloud Private Service Connect

To create and enable a private link, you need to define the connection to the service first. To do so, you need the Service attachment:

1. Go to the Google Cloud console.
2. Navigate to the *Private Service Connect* for which you want to find out the Service Attachment, for example: Private Service Connect > Published services.
3. Select a published service and copy its **Service Attachment** path.

## Step 3: Create private link service
### Step 3: Create private link service

Currently, you do not have any service instances enabled. Therefore, you need to create one. To create a new private link, you need the following information:

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If the creation of the service instance was accepted, you receive a success message telling you to proceed.
> Tip: You can add an optional description to your CF CLI `cf create service` command, for example `"requestMessage": "Please approve ASAP."` to provide some extra context.

## Step 4: Check status of private link
### Step 4: Check status of private link

To check the current status of the newly created service instance, you need the name of your service instance (in this example `privatelink-test`). Type in the following:

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updated: <date>
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## Step 5: Bind application to service instance
### Step 5: Bind application to service instance

Upon the creation of a binding between a CF application and a private link service instance, Private Link service creates a space-scoped Cloud Foundry application security group that enables network access to the IP address associated with the Private Endpoint.

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