VPC Section Part2 - AWS Solutions Arch exam notes
Practice
Launch an EC2 instance in Public subnet.
- When creating an EC2 instance under public subnet, it automatically assigns a “public ip address”
- Create pem file
chmod 400
ssh ec2-user@<ip-address> -i path/to/file.pem
Launch an EC2 instance in Private Subnet.
- To connect from “public” EC2 instance to “private” EC2 instance, normally you need to allow the “traffic” by configuring a Security Group.
- You can use the “subnet ip range” from where public EC2 instance lives. ie. 10.0.1.0/24
- To connect from public to private EC2 instance, ssh (port 22) should be added as an inbound rule
- IMPORTANT: so far this private EC2 instance won’t have access to internet. (for that NAT is needed)
VPC and ELB
- dualstack means both ipv4 and ipv6 are supported.
- internet-facing
- load balanacers required at least 2 public subnets
Direct Connect
How do I configure a VPN over Direct Connect?
Random Notes
- By default, how many VPCs am I allowed in each AWS region? answer: 5
- In Amazon VPC, and instance does not retain its private IP.