This video covers how to crate and configure route tables within a VPC.
- [Instructor] A route table is a critical component…of a VPC.…It is used to control how your VPC…network traffic gets routed.…It is important to understand what route tables can do.…Whenever you create a VPC,…a main route table gets created.…Using the VPC's implicit router,…the main route table contains a default route…for internal VPC traffic.…While it isn't possible to modify the default route,…you can add your own custom routing rules.…Route tables control how subnet traffic gets routed…by allowing you to specify a target for each destination.…
Each subnet within your VPC has to be associated…with a route table.…If you don't explicitly assign a subnet to a route table,…the subnet will be associated…with the VPC's main route table.…Think of it as a default in the absence…of specific routing rules.…Now that we have a VPC with two empty subnets,…let's create a route table for each subnet.…The first subnet is intended for public facing instances.…The second subnet will contain…non-internet routable components.…Therefore, let's create a route table for each subnet,…
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10/17/2016This course is also part of a series designed to help you prepare for the AWS Certified SysOps Administrator – Associate certification exam.
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- Exploring Virtual Private Cloud (VPC)
- Configuring subnets, route tables, and gateways
- Working with access control lists (ACLs)
- Maintaining network security
- Implementing VPC peering and peer routing
- Using Route 53
- Managing a private DNS
Skill Level Intermediate
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 39s
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What you should know1m 3s
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1. AWS Network Foundations
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Understanding Route 534m 54s
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2. Virtual Private Cloud
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Explore the default VPC7m 22s
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Explore VPC templates3m 34s
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Handcrafting a VPC4m 23s
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Configuring VPC subnets6m 42s
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Configuring route tables4m 40s
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Creating a VPC6m 11s
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3. VPC Security
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Configuring security groups6m 49s
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Understanding network ACLs3m 25s
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Configuring network ACLs7m 32s
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Understanding VPC flow logs2m 34s
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Explore VPC Flow Logs4m 42s
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4. VPC Peering
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Understand VPC peering1m 32s
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Implement VPC peering3m 38s
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Configure VPC peer routing4m 43s
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5. Route 53
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Configure Route 53 DNS3m 26s
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Use Route 53 alias5m 25s
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Understand private DNS1m 16s
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Configure private DNS5m 22s
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Conclusion
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Wrap up1m 48s
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