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    VPC Peering

    What is VPC in AWS?

    Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (Amazon VPC) enables you to launch AWS
    resources into a virtual network that you've defined. This virtual network closely resembles
    a traditional network that you'd operate in your own data Centre, with the benefits of using
    the scalable infrastructure of AWS.

    What is VPC and what are its benefits?

    Benefit of VPC is that it helps in aspects of cloud computing like privacy,


    security and preventing loss of proprietary data. Let’s take a look at some of the basics of a
    VPC. Subnets: A subnet can be thought of as dividing a large network into smaller networks.

    What is VPC Peering?

    A VPC peering connection is a networking connection between two VPCs


    that enables you to route traffic between them using private IPv4 addresses or IPv6
    addresses. Instances in either VPC can communicate with each other as if they are within
    the same network. You can create a VPC peering connection between your own VPCs, or
    with a VPC in another AWS account.

    For VPC peering follows the two steps:

    • Create two VPC in different region


    • Create three instance (one should public and another two instance private)
    • Now the two private instance should share the data or between the two
    private subnets.
    VPC – Virtual Private Cloud

    In this topic we are going to see how the VPC created in Linux Machine.

    Steps to be followed
    • Create VPC
    • Create subnets
    • Create IGW(Internet Gate Way)
    • Create Route table
    • Create Peering VPC
    • Create security groups
    • Create instance

    In services under networking and content delivery VPC

    STEP 1: Create VPC


    STEP 2:

    Create subnets

    In the subnets we have two types

    • Public
    • Private

    Create Public Subnets:


    Create private subnets:
    STEP 3: Create IGW
    Now attach the IGW to the VPC
    STEP 4: Route Table

    • Public routing table


    • Private routing table

    First public
    Choose the Public Route table and assign the subnet to it by editing. Then save it.

    Choose the Route table and edit it with below data by adding another Route. Assign the
    Internet Gateway to it. Then save it.
    Then now create private RT
    Same like, Create Private Route Table, associate Subnet & leave the Route rules without
    assigning any.
    \

    STEP 5: Create NAT Gateway


    Choose the Routes tab and edit it with below data by adding another Route. Assign the NAT
    Gateway to it. Then save it.
    Create a New Elastic IP
    Sometime later the NAT gateway becomes available.

    Go to Private Route table & edit the route. Map the NAT gateway to it.

    Check NAT gateway became available,


    STEP 6: Create security groups

    • Public
    • Private
    For private
    Copy the public SG ID
    Choose it and change the inbound Rules of it by editing & save it.

    STEP 7: Create instance

    • Create Two EC2’s - one in public subnet, one in Private subnet


    • Choose the VPC/Subnet/ Enable Auto Assigned IP address for
    public and disable for private to the instance
    Now map the security group public to public and private to private then launch
    the EC2 instance

    Choose the existing security groups

    Select the security for private

    Same for private machine also


    Now you can see the ec2 instance

    For public IP address shows


    For private instance

    Only show the private IP

    Now logging into public machine via putty (file ppk)

    In another method via pageant also

    Now login to public instance

    Log on to ec2-user
    Then go to root user

    Now check the public machine have internet is available or not

    Use ping google.com

    Create a new folder (vi test.pem)


    And save it using (:wq!)

    Then give the permission to the pem file


    Now connect the private instance through public instance using these
    commands.

    Then converted into root user

    Now we check the Internet connection in Private machine using these


    commands.
    Now create the VPC peering connection

    Go to VPC service

    Now create the VPC peering

    Then create the subnet for private only


    Now create the IGW for VPC2
    Now attaché to VPC
    Now create the Route table for VPC2 only for public & private
    Now go Associated the subnet

    Same for public also


    Now routes
    For private RT

    Before that create Nat gateway


    Create the NAT2 for VPC2
    For VPC2 private route table
    Now create the Peering Connection for two private

    Tag for peering connection


    Select the requester my-VPC

    Now you can see the CIDR block

    Now the accepter is VPC2


    See the CIDR block for VPC2

    Then Peering connection is Success

    But view it is Pending access


    To make active

    Go to action

    Press the accept request


    Make it accept

    Now you can see the peering connection is in active state

    Then, now go to private route table for VPC1 & VPC2


    Give the VPC2 Subnet ID

    Give the Subnet ID for VPC1


    Now create the EC2 instance

    For VPC2 only private


    Tasks: 1

    • Creating and Accepting a VPC Peering Connection


    • Rejecting a VPC Peering Connection
    • Updating Your Route Tables for a VPC Peering Connection
    • Updating Your Security Groups to Reference Peer VPC Groups
    • Modifying VPC Peering Connection Options
    • Deleting a VPC Peering Connection

    Task: 2

    Do in different region peering connection

    Task: 3

    Do this in different account

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