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title: Virtual private cloud (VPC) peering in Aiven | ||
sidebar_label: VPC peering | ||
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VPC peering supported on the Aiven Platform improves network connectivity and security. It | ||
simplifies architecture, helps reduce network latency, and enhances resource sharing while | ||
maintaining isolation and control. | ||
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VPC peering is a networking connection between two VPCs. It allows private and direct | ||
communication between the VPCs with no traffic routing over the public internet. | ||
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### VPC peering characteristics | ||
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- Private communication: Private IP addresses used by VPCs to communicate | ||
- High performance: Low latency thanks traffic remaining on the cloud provider's network | ||
- Security: Reduced exposure to public networks without using internet gateways, VPNs, or | ||
NAT | ||
- Scalability: Connections supported across different accounts and regions, depending on a | ||
cloud provider | ||
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### VPC peering use cases | ||
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- Multi-tier applications: Secure connnection between VPCs hosting different application | ||
layers, such as web or database | ||
- Resource sharing: Secure sharing between VPCs hosting different resources, | ||
for example, datasets or APIs | ||
- Data isolation: Access control by using separate VPCs for different projects or teams in | ||
an organization | ||
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## Related pages | ||
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- [Virtual private clouds (VPCs) in Aiven](/doc/platform/concepts/vpcs) | ||
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## Learn more | ||
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There are the following cloud-provider-specific articles you might want to read to have a | ||
full picture: | ||
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- AWS: [VPC peering process, lifecycle, and limitations](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/vpc/latest/peering/vpc-peering-basics.html) | ||
- Google Cloud: [VPC Network Peering](https://cloud.google.com/vpc/docs/vpc-peering) | ||
- Azure: [Virtual network peering](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-network/virtual-network-peering-overview) | ||
- UpCloud: [How to configure network peering](https://upcloud.com/docs/guides/configure-network-peering/) |
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title: Virtual private clouds (VPCs) in Aiven | ||
sidebar_label: VPCs overview | ||
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Virtual private clouds (VPCs) supported on the Aiven Platform provide enhanced security, | ||
flexibility, and network control, allowing efficient traffic, resource, and access management. | ||
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A VPC is a logically isolated section of a cloud provider's network, which makes it a | ||
private network within a public cloud. It's a secure customizable network environment that | ||
you define and control to deploy and manage resources. | ||
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### VPC characteristics | ||
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- Isolation: Each VPC operates independently from other VPCs, ensuring secure separation. | ||
- Customizable IP Range: You can define your own IP address range (CIDR block). | ||
- Subnets: Divide the VPC into smaller sub-networks (subnets) for organizing resources | ||
based on availability zones or functional groups. | ||
- Network Control: Configure route tables, network gateways, and security settings. | ||
- Internet Connectivity: Control whether the VPC connects to the internet via Internet | ||
Gateways or remains isolated. | ||
- Security: Strong control over network traffic and isolation. | ||
- Flexibility: Custom network architecture tailored to your application's needs. | ||
- Scalability: Expand or modify the network as demand grows. | ||
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### VPC components | ||
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- Subnets: Smaller networks within the VPC. They can be public or private. | ||
- Route Tables: Define how network traffic is directed within the VPC. | ||
- Internet Gateway (IGW): Allows public traffic to access the internet. | ||
- NAT Gateway (Network Address Translation): Enables outbound internet access for private | ||
subnets. | ||
- Security Groups: Firewall rules to control inbound and outbound traffic for resources. | ||
- Network Access Control Lists (NACLs): Additional layer of security at the subnet level. | ||
- Peering Connections: Connect VPCs together for intercommunication. | ||
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### VPC use cases | ||
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- Hosting Applications: Deploying scalable web and database applications. | ||
- Hybrid Cloud Architecture: Connecting on-premises networks to the cloud securely. | ||
- Data Isolation: Keeping sensitive data within a private network. | ||
- Multi-tier Architecture: Separating application layers (web, app, database) within | ||
- distinct subnets. | ||
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## VPC types | ||
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The Aiven Platform allows creating and using two types of VPCs, which differ in scope: | ||
[project-wide VPCs](/docs/platform/concepts/vpcs#project-vpcs) and | ||
[organization-wide VPCs](/docs/platform/concepts/vpcs#organization-vpcs). | ||
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### Project VPCs | ||
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### Organization VPCs | ||
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## Related pages | ||
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- [Virtual private cloud (VPC) peering in Aiven](/doc/platform/concepts/vpc-peering) | ||
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## Learn more | ||
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There are the following cloud-provider-specific articles you might want to read to have a | ||
full picture: | ||
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- AWS: [How Amazon VPC works](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/vpc/latest/userguide/how-it-works.html]) | ||
- Google Cloud: [VPC networks](https://cloud.google.com/vpc/docs/vpc) | ||
- Azure: [What is Azure Virtual Network?](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-network/virtual-networks-overview) | ||
- UpCloud: | ||
- [How to configure SDN Private networks](https://upcloud.com/docs/guides/configure-sdn-private-networks/) | ||
- [How to configure SDN Private networks using the UpCloud API](https://upcloud.com/docs/guides/configure-sdn-private-networks-upcloud-api/) |
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