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This would be similar to AWS Cloudfront which can use a certificate that is generated by AWS for you.

Is there anything like that here?

This would be mostly for cost or ease of use reasons.

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Load balancers now support GCP managed certificates that are similar to those used by App Engine (Lets Encrypt certificates). The feature is tagged as beta until the end of 2019.

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Currently, Google Cloud Platform allows generating a self-signed SSL certificate for testing purposes only, see this link, however, for production purposes you should get real certificate from a Certificate Authority.

The possibility to have this feature in GCP similar to AWS Certificate Manager will be launched in a near future, even though there is no Estimated time of arrival for the moment. The evolution of this feature request can be tracked here.

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  • FYI this is there now, we were able to spin up a LB with a Google Managed Certificate
    – Kyle Mcgill
    Oct 11, 2018 at 8:32

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