Day 11 - AWS VPC
The article discusses the importance of Amazon VPC, or Virtual Private Cloud, in AWS architecture. It explains how VPC serves as a foundational network for various AWS services, allowing for resource isolation and secure connections. Key concepts such as CIDR, subnets, and the differences between public and private subnets are also covered.
- ▪Amazon VPC is an isolated network within AWS that allows users to define IP ranges and configure security controls.
- ▪VPC helps in isolating AWS resources, controlling traffic, and connecting multiple services securely.
- ▪CIDR defines the IP address range of a network, and subnets are smaller IP ranges within a VPC.
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