About Virtual Trusted Platform Module

A Virtual Trusted Platform Module (vTPM) is a software-based representation of a physical Trusted Platform Module (TPM) 2.0 chip. With the vTPM feature, you can add a TPM 2.0 virtual cryptoprocessor to a virtual machine. This vTPM support is now available on Google Cloud VMware Engine.

You can use Default Key Provider or Cloud Key Management Service or External KMS to create vTPMs. It is best practice to make a key provider the default KMS before creating a vTPM.

Adding vTPMs to VMs

You can add vTPMs to VMs by adding the "Trusted Platform Module" virtual device to the VM. See vSphere Virtual TPM (vTPM) Questions & Answers for more information.