Making Private Subnets Really Private
- Hafeez Baig |
- 28 steps |
- 5 minutes
Amazon Web Services
Refer to the following guide to learn how to use IAM in the cloud\
<https://scribehow.com/shared/Creating_an_IAM_User_and_User_Group_in_AWS_Management_Console__hWNiiXlcRJKFqYZZEJD-cg>
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Sign in to **AWS Management Console** as an **IAM User**
**Pre-requisite** - Ensure you have selected the AWS region closest to your location\
For this guide, we will be using us-east-2 (Ohio) as a preferred choice
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Type **VPC** in the search bar and click on **VPC** to view the VPC Dashboard
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On the **VPC** Dashboard, click on the **Route tables** from the left bar
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**Route tables** wizard will open, click on the **Create route table** button on the top right corner
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Create route table wizard will open, Under the **Route table settings** provide the **Name** as "**My Public Subnet Route Table**" and select the "**my-custom-vpc**" from the **VPC** dropdown
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Scroll the page and click on **Create route table** button
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**My Public Subnet Route Table** is now successfully created. Scroll the page and click on **Edit routes** button
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**Edit routes** wizard will open, click on the **Add route** button
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From the **Destination** dropdown choose the **0.0.0.0/0** IP address
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From the **Target** dropdown, click on the **Internet Gateway**
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From the **Internet Gateway** dropdown, click on "**my-internet-gateway**"
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**My Public Subnet Route Table** route table successfully updated
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On the left bar click on the **Subnets**
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**Subnets** wizard will open, select the **my-public-subnet** from the list of subnets
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Scroll the page and click on the **Route table** tab
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Click on the **Edit route table association** button
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**Edit route table association** wizard will open, select the **Route table ID** as **My Public Subnet Route Table** option from the dropdown
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Scroll the page and click on **Save** button
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Subnet **my-public-subnet** is now successfully associated with **My Public Subnet Route Table** route table
