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Another option is to use something like my CFNBuilder[0] to generate AWS CloudFormation templates. It should allow you to create a VPC (with a Bastion box, DNS
by Corrado 11y ago
Another option is to use something like my CFNBuilder[0] to generate AWS CloudFormation templates. It should allow you to create a VPC (with a Bastion box, DNS proxy, NAT instance, etc.) with just a couple of keystrokes. VPCs don't have to be scary. :)
[0] https://github.com/rnhurt/CFNBuilder https://github.com/rnhurt/CFNBuilder
- KirinDave 11y agoThe NAT instances are so easy to overwhelm. You have to scale them along with the services you're using if you have significant use of other Amazon services. Also, it's not clear to me why I should have to do that part on my own. The fact I need to engineer a solution for high volume access to AWS Services (besides S3) in a VPC is stupid. Especially when I can just keep using EC2C and honestly have an easier time of it, while also not having to migrate and rewrite existing infrastructure to become VPC-aware.
- toomuchtodo 11y agoYou might have chosen the wrong platform for your needs.
- KirinDave 11y agoSo you are now following me around these threads, defending the concept of AWS from all criticism? Even that which has been admitted and promised to be fixed by AWS's support staff? For someone with 'toomuchtodo' it seems like a very questionable use of time.