I currently have a lambda function which is inside a Private VPC because I am using it to access a ElasticCache Redis Cluster. However, I am unable to make https requests because of the private VPC. I have greated a…
I create a VPC, and try to connect to a EC2 by connecting to AWS Ubuntu. But when I go to the page of connecting, it showed me this The instance does not have a public IPv4 address To connect…
AWS recommends QLDB Standard permissions mode instead of Allow_all in order to allow least privilege access for resources which need to run operations on QLDB. Reference: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/qldb/latest/developerguide/getting-started-standard-mode.html However, If you are using VPC endpoints to have a private channel between…
I have joined project. Subnets are not properly named. So how to identify public and private subnet in vpc? How can route table help me? Can someone please check?
I have an S3 bucket in Account A and a lambda function in Account B. I want the lambda to read the contents from the bucket, so have assigned the appropriate permissions to the IAM role and added that IAM…
Goal: I would like to route from an application load balancer to an apigateway api. I found an article that suggested that this was possible by attaching a vpce to the apigateway instance and then creating a target group of…
I have an EC2 instance in a AWS VPC public subnet. If an application running on the instance connects to S3 with a Boto3 client, is the traffic routed inside AWS network even if I don't have a gateway endpoint…
Note: I am NOT asking why a Lambda in a subnet cannot access the public internet. I would like to host a Lambda function, with the Function URL enabled, in a public subnet and expose it via CloudFront. This is…
so I'm just learning about AWS VPC networking. From what I understand the main difference between a public subnet and private subnet is whether or not traffic in that subnet can be routed to the Internet Gateway (through route table…
I'm trying to set up the AWS cloud for some VMs as an alternative for existing setups in Azure. AWS however has some limitations on the subnet that Azure does not have. With Azure I have it set up using…