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Aws private/public vpc/nat gateway multiaz pattern [on hold]
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)
The Ask Question Wizard is Live!
Data science time! April 2019 and salary with experience
Should we burninate the [wrap] tag?AWS VPC NAT Not WorkingAWS EC2 Instance unable to use NAT GatewayAWS VPC - Internet Gateway vs. NATHow to connect AWS Lambda function inside a VPC to public resources like DynamoDB?Default gateway in VPC with Public and Private SubnetsAWS VPC: Strange Behaviour when using NAT and Internet Gateway with Load Balancer and Private SubnetsAWS - VPC Limits - Efficient InfrastructureAWS Lambda in VPC doesn't have internet access behind NATAWS: Why does an Internet Gateway perform NAT?KOPS: Kubernetes Cluster with private networking on AWS VPC: Error Listing Nodes
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I am in doubt while creating my vpc in AWS. My goal is to have a multiAZ private network in regions A, B and C, but i am a little confused about the best way to create the public part and nat gateway for this network.
It is correct for me to create only one public network with one NATgatway to all my network or, since i have 3 availability zones, i should have 3 public networks and 3 NATgateways?
I guess i should make one NATgateway per network, but i would end up with 4 ou 6 route tables... Is this the best way to do it?
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I am in doubt while creating my vpc in AWS. My goal is to have a multiAZ private network in regions A, B and C, but i am a little confused about the best way to create the public part and nat gateway for this network.
It is correct for me to create only one public network with one NATgatway to all my network or, since i have 3 availability zones, i should have 3 public networks and 3 NATgateways?
I guess i should make one NATgateway per network, but i would end up with 4 ou 6 route tables... Is this the best way to do it?
amazon-web-services networking
asked Mar 8 at 16:16
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I am in doubt while creating my vpc in AWS. My goal is to have a multiAZ private network in regions A, B and C, but i am a little confused about the best way to create the public part and nat gateway for this network.
It is correct for me to create only one public network with one NATgatway to all my network or, since i have 3 availability zones, i should have 3 public networks and 3 NATgateways?
I guess i should make one NATgateway per network, but i would end up with 4 ou 6 route tables... Is this the best way to do it?
amazon-web-services networking
asked Mar 8 at 16:16
TechmagoTechmago
1159
I am in doubt while creating my vpc in AWS. My goal is to have a multiAZ private network in regions A, B and C, but i am a little confused about the best way to create the public part and nat gateway for this network.
It is correct for me to create only one public network with one NATgatway to all my network or, since i have 3 availability zones, i should have 3 public networks and 3 NATgateways?
I guess i should make one NATgateway per network, but i would end up with 4 ou 6 route tables... Is this the best way to do it?
amazon-web-services networking
amazon-web-services networking
asked Mar 8 at 16:16
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TechmagoTechmago
1159
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asked Mar 8 at 16:16
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asked Mar 8 at 16:16
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asked Mar 8 at 16:16
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put on hold as off-topic by Cody Gray♦ Apr 11 at 7:13
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The multi-AZ pattern I use is to create a public and private subnet per AZ used. Each public subnet will have its own NAT Gateway and each private subnet in that AZ will route through the corresponding public NAT AZ.
This image was taken from the ARC401.pdf reference below:
This provides high availability. If you lose an AZ the other AZ's will still function. Having only one NAT gateway creates a single point of failure.
References
- https://docs.aws.amazon.com/quickstart/latest/vpc/architecture.html
- http://awsmedia.s3.amazonaws.com/ARC401.pdf
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The multi-AZ pattern I use is to create a public and private subnet per AZ used. Each public subnet will have its own NAT Gateway and each private subnet in that AZ will route through the corresponding public NAT AZ.
This image was taken from the ARC401.pdf reference below:
This provides high availability. If you lose an AZ the other AZ's will still function. Having only one NAT gateway creates a single point of failure.
References
- https://docs.aws.amazon.com/quickstart/latest/vpc/architecture.html
- http://awsmedia.s3.amazonaws.com/ARC401.pdf
edited Apr 11 at 7:13
slm
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answered Mar 8 at 16:40
kenlukaskenlukas
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The multi-AZ pattern I use is to create a public and private subnet per AZ used. Each public subnet will have its own NAT Gateway and each private subnet in that AZ will route through the corresponding public NAT AZ.
This image was taken from the ARC401.pdf reference below:
This provides high availability. If you lose an AZ the other AZ's will still function. Having only one NAT gateway creates a single point of failure.
References
- https://docs.aws.amazon.com/quickstart/latest/vpc/architecture.html
- http://awsmedia.s3.amazonaws.com/ARC401.pdf
edited Apr 11 at 7:13
slm
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answered Mar 8 at 16:40
kenlukaskenlukas
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The multi-AZ pattern I use is to create a public and private subnet per AZ used. Each public subnet will have its own NAT Gateway and each private subnet in that AZ will route through the corresponding public NAT AZ.
This image was taken from the ARC401.pdf reference below:
This provides high availability. If you lose an AZ the other AZ's will still function. Having only one NAT gateway creates a single point of failure.
References
- https://docs.aws.amazon.com/quickstart/latest/vpc/architecture.html
- http://awsmedia.s3.amazonaws.com/ARC401.pdf
edited Apr 11 at 7:13
slm
8,871106380
answered Mar 8 at 16:40
kenlukaskenlukas
1,69841418
The multi-AZ pattern I use is to create a public and private subnet per AZ used. Each public subnet will have its own NAT Gateway and each private subnet in that AZ will route through the corresponding public NAT AZ.
This image was taken from the ARC401.pdf reference below:
This provides high availability. If you lose an AZ the other AZ's will still function. Having only one NAT gateway creates a single point of failure.
References
- https://docs.aws.amazon.com/quickstart/latest/vpc/architecture.html
- http://awsmedia.s3.amazonaws.com/ARC401.pdf
edited Apr 11 at 7:13
slm
8,871106380
answered Mar 8 at 16:40
kenlukaskenlukas
1,69841418
edited Apr 11 at 7:13
slm
8,871106380
edited Apr 11 at 7:13
slm
8,871106380
edited Apr 11 at 7:13
slm
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8,871106380
answered Mar 8 at 16:40
kenlukaskenlukas
1,69841418
answered Mar 8 at 16:40
kenlukaskenlukas
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answered Mar 8 at 16:40
kenlukaskenlukas
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