You deserve a raise. I have been googling what is wrong with my VPC/SG/route tables and totally missed option of using wizzard. Well i recreated network and everything is working as it should. 2 days of debugging, for just use of 5min wizzard. Thx.
It also would've been helpful to explain the difference between a NAT Gateway and an Internet Gateway. Here's my summary of it: Internet Gateway is the full 2-way connection to the internet, while NAT Gateway is outbound-only, and thus only for private subnets.
This was a great tutorial can u pls create a tutorial on creating an RDS from a private instance and accessing the RDS via a public instance (without the RDS to have public access)?
Nice one, bro. It would be really helpful if you can explain why some aws resources are required to be created within a VPC only (like RDS, and EC2) while others can be created outside a vpc (like dynamoDB and S3)
i guess, dynamo DB and S3 are serverless services, by default serverless services don't require the user to do the basic setups like creating vpc, and deciding the underneath operating system. Like in serverless services, you don't choose anything let's assure vpc.
this helped me big time. i was having issues ssh-ing into my ec2 after following the standard procedure to create it, video after video after researching the timeout error, and doubting my eyes, seeing the inbound rules ALLOWED SSH.. it turned out the issue is that the aws account im using, the default vpc did not have any subnet, so with the help of your video i created one using the VPC and MORE option, which auto generated 2 pvt and public subnets. finally!!! im able to SSH into my own server! ah! except now im getting "permission denied". another thing i'll have to research. isnt IT fun?
Thanks for the tips! Unfortunately, networking is inherently complicated, so I still have a few questions. My biggest one: why didn't you talk about public vs private IPv4 ranges? How can I set my VPC to be either private, 10.0.0.0/16, or public, 15.0.0.0/16, and yet either could have both a public & private sub-range? This makes no sense to me.
Does anyone know why he created a route table for each private subnet, rather than a 1 route table for all the private subnets and another for all the public subnets?
You deserve a raise. I have been googling what is wrong with my VPC/SG/route tables and totally missed option of using wizzard. Well i recreated network and everything is working as it should. 2 days of debugging, for just use of 5min wizzard. Thx.
was doing some shit for an assignment but ended up subscribing and scouring his content , keep up the good work mate
Thanks so much and welcome!
This is so far the best tutorial on the topic.
Excellent and your voice/accent is easy on the ears.
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Thanks this video its gonna help me so much :)) u r so clear and simple with your explanaitions of the topics
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for this good explanation of VPC.
best explanation anywhere. 🙏
thank you so much, you just simplified this for me
Glad it helped!
Great explanation! User Interface was improved in VPC and it looks pretty cool wow. Thank you for this content.
Super clear and concise, thank you!
nice! thanks for the video, please add more AWS networking videos 🙏
Thank you for this deep dive! Extremely clear and well communicated
It also would've been helpful to explain the difference between a NAT Gateway and an Internet Gateway. Here's my summary of it: Internet Gateway is the full 2-way connection to the internet, while NAT Gateway is outbound-only, and thus only for private subnets.
Very helpful video.Can you please explain how do instances in public and private subnets communicate with each other?
Thanks for making this.🌟🌟🌟
You're welcome 😊
Excellent tutorial video. Great job! and thank you
Very helpful. Keep up the great work!
This was a great tutorial can u pls create a tutorial on creating an RDS from a private instance and accessing the RDS via a public instance (without the RDS to have public access)?
Great explanation, thanks.
It was helpful, Thanks
Nice one, bro. It would be really helpful if you can explain why some aws resources are required to be created within a VPC only (like RDS, and EC2) while others can be created outside a vpc (like dynamoDB and S3)
Aws has region specific and global services(dynamo, s3, apigw, waf)
i guess, dynamo DB and S3 are serverless services, by default serverless services don't require the user to do the basic setups like creating vpc, and deciding the underneath operating system. Like in serverless services, you don't choose anything let's assure vpc.
this helped me big time. i was having issues ssh-ing into my ec2 after following the standard procedure to create it, video after video after researching the timeout error, and doubting my eyes, seeing the inbound rules ALLOWED SSH.. it turned out the issue is that the aws account im using, the default vpc did not have any subnet, so with the help of your video i created one using the VPC and MORE option, which auto generated 2 pvt and public subnets. finally!!! im able to SSH into my own server! ah! except now im getting "permission denied". another thing i'll have to research. isnt IT fun?
Thank you!!!
This is a brilliant video! So many things were explained in just 10 minutes. Can we do similar set-up by just using AWS CDK?
Thanks for the tips! Unfortunately, networking is inherently complicated, so I still have a few questions. My biggest one: why didn't you talk about public vs private IPv4 ranges? How can I set my VPC to be either private, 10.0.0.0/16, or public, 15.0.0.0/16, and yet either could have both a public & private sub-range? This makes no sense to me.
Do you know this video is one of the few that has dedicated tutorial for public and private subnets?
That was helpful.
I have to do this assignment for class but i have to subnet 2 and have each one connect to different ec2
10:05 Does intranetway communication mean communication between any subnet and instance in your VPC?
Awesome video ++++++++++++ 🙂
Does anyone know why he created a route table for each private subnet, rather than a 1 route table for all the private subnets and another for all the public subnets?
is VPC endpoints chargeable ?
perfect
I created instance with default vpc. Can I create new vpc for already created instance?
i kept launching my instance with private subnet thinking whats wrong whats wrong lol
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