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AWS for Backend Developers (EC2, S3, RDS, Lambda) · Lesson

VPC, Subnets, and Route Tables

Design and configure your isolated virtual network in AWS, defining subnets and routing traffic effectively.

Your Private Cloud Network

Welcome to AWS Networking! Just like your home or office network, applications in the cloud need a way to communicate securely.

AWS provides a service called Virtual Private Cloud (VPC). It's your own isolated network space in the AWS cloud where you can launch resources like EC2 instances.

Understanding Your Virtual Private Cloud

A VPC is a logically isolated section of the AWS Cloud. Think of it as your own private data center, but virtual!

  • You define its IP address range (a CIDR block).
  • It's completely isolated from other AWS customers' VPCs.
  • You have full control over your virtual networking environment.

All lessons in this course

  1. VPC, Subnets, and Route Tables
  2. Security Groups and NACLs
  3. IAM Roles and Policies
  4. VPC Endpoints and Private Connectivity
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