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Creating VPC route tables

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Creating VPC route tables

To create a VPC route table:
  1. In the AWS console, open the VPC service.
  2. Configure two spoke VPC route tables:
    1. Select Route Tables, then click the Create route table button.
    2. Configure the desired name, then select the spoke A VPC. Click the Create button.
    3. Repeat the process for the spoke B VPC.
    4. Select the spoke A VPC route table. On the Routes tab, click the Edit routes button.
    5. Click Add Route.
    6. In the Destination field, specify 0.0.0.0/0.
    7. For the Target, specify the Transit Gateway (TGW). Click Save Routes.
    8. On the Subnet Associations tab, click the Edit subnet associations button.
    9. Select the spoke subnet that you just created, then click Save.

    10. Repeat the process for the spoke B route table.
  3. Configure the security VPC external route table:
    1. Click the Create route table button.
    2. Configure Sec_VPC_External as the name. This will be the Internet-facing route table. Select the security VPC.
    3. Click the Create button.
    4. Select the security VPC external route table. On the Routes tab, click the Edit routes button.
    5. In the Destination field, specify 0.0.0.0/0.
    6. For the Target, specify the Transit Gateway.
    7. Click Save Routes.
    8. On the Subnet Associations tab, click the Edit subnet associations button.
    9. Add the management and public subnets for both VPC A and B, then click the Save button.
  4. Configure the security VPC internal route table:
    1. Click the Create route table button.
    2. Configure Sec_VPC_Internal as the name. This will be the route for internal traffic targeting the TGW. Select the security VPC.
    3. Click the Create button.
    4. Select the security VPC internal route table. On the Routes tab, click the Edit routes button.
    5. Click Save Routes.
    6. On the Subnet Associations tab, click the Edit subnet associations button.
    7. Select the internal subnets for both VPC A and B, then click the Save button.

Creating VPC route tables

To create a VPC route table:
  1. In the AWS console, open the VPC service.
  2. Configure two spoke VPC route tables:
    1. Select Route Tables, then click the Create route table button.
    2. Configure the desired name, then select the spoke A VPC. Click the Create button.
    3. Repeat the process for the spoke B VPC.
    4. Select the spoke A VPC route table. On the Routes tab, click the Edit routes button.
    5. Click Add Route.
    6. In the Destination field, specify 0.0.0.0/0.
    7. For the Target, specify the Transit Gateway (TGW). Click Save Routes.
    8. On the Subnet Associations tab, click the Edit subnet associations button.
    9. Select the spoke subnet that you just created, then click Save.

    10. Repeat the process for the spoke B route table.
  3. Configure the security VPC external route table:
    1. Click the Create route table button.
    2. Configure Sec_VPC_External as the name. This will be the Internet-facing route table. Select the security VPC.
    3. Click the Create button.
    4. Select the security VPC external route table. On the Routes tab, click the Edit routes button.
    5. In the Destination field, specify 0.0.0.0/0.
    6. For the Target, specify the Transit Gateway.
    7. Click Save Routes.
    8. On the Subnet Associations tab, click the Edit subnet associations button.
    9. Add the management and public subnets for both VPC A and B, then click the Save button.
  4. Configure the security VPC internal route table:
    1. Click the Create route table button.
    2. Configure Sec_VPC_Internal as the name. This will be the route for internal traffic targeting the TGW. Select the security VPC.
    3. Click the Create button.
    4. Select the security VPC internal route table. On the Routes tab, click the Edit routes button.
    5. Click Save Routes.
    6. On the Subnet Associations tab, click the Edit subnet associations button.
    7. Select the internal subnets for both VPC A and B, then click the Save button.