AWS Classroom notes 22/Oct/2023

AWS VPC Components

  • VPC: private network
  • Subnet: subnet of vpc belonging to some zone (AZ)


  • Elastic IP Address: this is public ip address and is charagble.
  • By default vpc’s are private when we create. To connect to internet we have two options
    • internet gateway: Bi-directional access i.e. instances in vpc can access internet and can be accessed from internet
    • Egress only internet gateway: Uni direction: instances in vpc can access internet
  • In default vpc, there is an internet gateway present
  • There will be a default route table in every vpc. Route table is equivilent to router. Route tables allows all routing with in vpc by default.
  • We can create more route tables in vpc. Route tables can be attached to subnets. If you dont attach any router to subnet then default router will be used.
  • To allow or deny access at subnet level we have Network ACL and to allow or deny access at network interface level we have security groups.

Action

  • Create a vpc with cidr range 192.168.0.0/22
  • Create four subnets
    • web1: 192.168.0.0/24 (AZ-a)
    • web2: 192.168.1.0/24 (AZ-b)
    • db1: 192.168.2.0/24 (AZ-a)
    • db2: 192.168.3.0/24 (AZ-b)
  • Once we create a vpc we get
    • one default router
    • one default nacl
    • one default security group
  • Lets create vpc



  • Lets see what are the resources that got created by default


  • Lets create a subnets
  • Lets create an ec2 instance in our vpc
    • web 1 subnet




  • Now if we try communicating with this ec2 instance nothing works, as our vpc is private with no internet connectivity
  • We have to attach internet gateway to AWS VPC
  • Then as demonstrated in the class we get access to vm.
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