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For the public subnets where the NAT gateways are, you can use 1 route table for all public subnets together. Besides that: nice article
by mvanbaak 8y ago
For the public subnets where the NAT gateways are, you can use 1 route table for all public subnets together.
Besides that: nice article
- grahamlyons 8y agoWould the default route table do that job? Subnets would be associated with that if they weren't explicitly assigned to another route table, right?
- mvanbaak 8y agoYes. But i prefer to create my own. Create a riutetable, call it “public” using a tag, attach the internetgateway and attach all public subnets, add a default route that points to the internetgateway and you’re done