Your company has a hybrid cloud architecture. You have internal applications running on-premises and on GCP. You want on-premises servers to be able to resolve the DNS names of GCP Compute Engine instances (e.g., myserver.c.myproject.internal). How should you configure Cloud DNS?

Create an outbound server policy in Cloud DNS to forward queries to the on-premises DNS servers.

Create an inbound server policy in Cloud DNS and configure your on-premises DNS servers to forward queries for GCP domains to the inbound forwarder IP addresses.

Create a public Cloud DNS zone and replicate the internal IP addresses to it.

Configure Cloud NAT to translate DNS requests from on-premises to GCP.