What Is AWS VPC (Virtual Private Cloud) Peering?
Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) is an private cloud where you can deploy your AWS Virtual machines with controlled access it is completely isolated from the each other the servers which are in the one VPC cannot communicate with the other virtual machines in the another virtual private network.
VPC peering can establish the connection between two Virtual Private Clouds which enables you to route the traffic between two VPCs using the IP address. The virtual servers which are in the same network can communicate with each other with out VPC peering connections but the servers which are in the two different networks can’t communicate with each other with out VPC peering.
Amazon VPC – Introduction to Amazon Virtual Private Cloud
Amazon VPC or Amazon Virtual Private Cloud is a service that allows its users to launch their virtual machines in a protected as well as isolated virtual environment defined by them. You have complete control over your VPC, from creation to customization and even deletion. It’s applicable to organizations where the data is scattered and needs to be managed well. In other words, VPC enables us to select the virtual address of our private cloud and we can also define all the sub-constituents of the VPC like subnet, subnet mask, availability zone, etc on our own.
- We can place the necessary resources and manage access to those resources in the VPC, a private area of Amazon that we control.
- A default “VPC” will be generated when we register an AWS account, allowing us to manage the virtual networking environment, the IP address, the construction of subnets, route tables, and gateways.
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