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AWS Tutorials - VPC Peering
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AWS Tutorials - VPC Peering

Learn how to peer VPCs in AWS.
Created byNamrata H Shah
Last updated 1/2019
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What you'll learn

  • AWS VPC peering scenarios

Course content

1 section5 lectures2h 42m total length
  • Scenario 1 - VPC with a Single Public Subnet22:46

    Create a VPC with a single public subnet, attach an internet gateway, route non-local traffic, launch an EC2 instance, assign an elastic IP, and test connectivity on port 80.

  • Scenario 2 - VPC with Public & Private Subnets and NAT Gateway49:04

    Build a VPC with public and private subnets, a NAT gateway, and internet connectivity; learn subnets, routing tables, elastic IPs, and private instance access.

  • Two VPCs Peered to Two Subnets in One VPC51:09

    Learn to design and implement cross-VPC peering among three VPCs, configure private and public subnets, route tables, internet gateways, and test connectivity with EC2 instances.

  • Two VPCs Peered Together using IPv618:37

    Learn to peer two VPCs using IPv6 by provisioning VPC A and VPC B with IPv4 blocks and Amazon-provided IPv6 blocks, and note cross-region IPv6 peering is not supported.

  • One VPC Peered with Multiple VPCs21:10

    Learn how to implement one-to-many VPC peering across multiple regions by creating peering connections and updating the round table with local and peer routes.

Requirements

  • Basic AWS knowledge

Description

AWS is one of the fastest growing cloud platform. I have specifically created these tutorials for folks who have the drive and want to learn more about AWS. In this course, you will find tutorials on VPC Peering.

You will learn with hands-on tutorials how peer VPCs for the following scenarios -

1. Scenario 1 - VPC with a Single Public Subnet (without VPC wizard)

2. Scenario 2 - VPC with Public & Private Subnets and NAT Gateway

3. Two VPCs Peered to Two Subnets in One VPC

4. Two VPCs Peered Together using IPv6

5. One VPC Peered with Multiple VPCs

Who this course is for:

  • AWS enthusiast