In this blog we have covered the manual process of creating a custom Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) on Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud platform.

We have also talked about some of the key concepts related to VPC like Route Table, Subnet, Network Access Control List (ACL) and Security Group.

A Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) is a virtual, private and logically isolated network that an AWS Customer can define which is dedicated for that Customer.

VPC enable Customers to launch their resources like EC2 (Virtual Machine) instances in this private network.

Key Concepts:

Route Table – A Route Table is a set of rules called routes which helps router make effective decisions in routing packets.

Subnets – A subnet is a range of IP Addresses present in a CIDR block in which you can launch your EC2 instances

Network Access Control List – Network ACL includes inbound and outbound rules which allows traffic to flow in and out of a Subnet.

Security Group – Security Groups consist of rules which are associated with Resources and controls the traffic entering or leaving a resource.

For the detailed process of creating a custom Virtual Private Cloud on AWS, please watch our video.

I hope this blog was informative for you, stay tuned for our upcoming blogs. Happy Learning!!

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