Amazon Virtual Private Cloud: Step-by-step Guide
Creating Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (VPC)
Overview
You can start up AWS services in a predefined virtual network that is logically separated using Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (Amazon VPC). This virtual network has the advantage of leveraging the scalable infrastructure of AWS while closely resembling a conventional network you would manage in your own data center.
To create an Amazon Virtual Private Cloud
- Sign in to the AWS Management Console.
- In the Search box, search for VPC and choose VPC from the results.
The VPC dashboard pane appears.
- Click Create VPC.
The Step 1: Select a VPC Configuration pane appears.
- Choose VPC with Public and Private Subnets and then click Select.
The Step 2: VPC with Public and Private Subnets pane appears.
- Do the following:
- In the IPv4 CIDR block box, type the required IPv4 CIDR.
- For IPv6 CIDR block, click No IPv6 CIDR Block.
- In the VPC name box, type a name for the VPC.
- In the Public subnet’s IPv4 CIDR box, type the required subnet.
- In the Availability Zone list, choose No Preference or the required zone.
- In the Public subnet name box, type a name.
- For Enable DNS hostnames, click Yes.
- In the Hardware tenancy list, choose Default.
- Click Create VPC.
The newly created VPC appears in the Your VPCs pane.