VPC Flashcards
What is the difference between a NAT instance and a Bastion Server
A Nat instance is used to provide internet access to servers in a private subnet
A Bastion is used to securely administer instances in a private subnet
What is VPC peering?
Allows you to connect VPCs using private IPs
At what level do security groups operate at?
Instance level
At what level do ACLs operate at?
subnet level
How many Internet Gateways per VPC can you have?
One
Do default VPC subnets have access to the internet?
Yes, private subnets need to be created
What is created by default when you create a new VPC?
Route Table
Network ACL
Security Group
What is the difference between Egress only internet gateways and Nat Gateways?
Nat Gateways operate on IPv4, Egress Only operate on IPv6
What is the default setting for the default Network ACL?
Allows all inbound/outbound traffic
What is the default setting for a custom Network ACL?
All inbound/outbound traffic is denied
What subnet should a Nat Instance be in?
A public subnet
What conditions apply to use VPC peering?
No matching CIDR block
Must be in same region
No transitive peering
What setting should you disable on a Nat Instance?
Source/destination checks
How many Nat Gateways do you need?
One per Availability Zone
What are sticky sessions?
When a client is associated with a specific server using cookies