How to Create a VPC in AWS from Scratch

Follow this step by step guide to learn how to build a VPC in AWS.

The virtual private cloud (VPC) we will build in this video contains public and private subnets, route tables, an internet gateway, NAT gateways, NACLs, a Bastion Host (EC2 Instance), private instances, etc.

We also will test the functionality of our infrastructure once built by SSH using EC2 Connect. Enjoy the video! 😎

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Chapters
0:00 - Intro
0:15 - 3 Things to review
1:54 - Step 1 - Create the VPC
3:37 - Step 2 - Create the subnets
8:14 - Step 3 - Create internet gateway and route tables
16:15 - Step 4 - Create NAT gateway
19:49 - NACL
21:52 - Step 5 - Create bastion host
24:17 - Step 6 - Create private EC2 instances
28:27 - Step 7 - Test System
35:07 - Step 8 - Delete all instances
35:24 - Step 9 - Delete all NAT gateways
36:25 - Step 10 - Delete VPC
37:10 - Outro

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[ngokaesther-np]

Thank You for sharing! Watched and followed all steps to the end. You're a great teacher.

[clementcardonnel]

Thank you for this tutorial and all your explanations. Great content 👍

[sebastianfarias]

OK, I'm just going to say it here.... you are by far the best, most concise instructor I have ever seen in 7 years working software engineering... This is not easy to explain to others, but you really really made someone like me with the most horrendous ADHD pay attention and finish through the entire video in one sit!... how did you do that? I do not know !! I really can't focus for that long, but labeling the step by step gives people a sense of achievement and keeps them interested so THANK YOU, BIG BIG THANKS !!!!

[subbammanatla]

Excellent video and I understand vpc completely. Thanks man

[henriqueguazzelli]

this video was awesome. thanks for sharing your knowledge

[tonygtheartist]

Wow, I'm new to cloud but your video is the first time I felt like I understood it. Id like to encourage you to make more. this is most helpful. thank you.

[andrekingk]

New to the channel and appreciate the knowledge and great video detailing the steps required to deploy a nice little infrastructure. I've been dibbling and dabbling in AWS a bit myself and appreciate the way you presented the information. Keep doing your thing and catch you on the next video.

[txdba]

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[elokanlin]

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[mwanthidaniel]

Nice explanation ever; how about you step-by-step demonstrate how to create Redshift, configure subnet groups, and connect to it with external clients such as PgAdmin or dbt, I have tried this several times, but I never succeeded on it, always: "timeout error" which might issues to do with SG but in any way I never got it right.

[andresmesad]

Great video. One question I’ve though: instead of bastion host wouldn’t be better to use session manager? It’d be great to have a video of how to set up that.

[datatfbs]

Excellent !! but your video narration clip should have been on right side as it interferes with demo and your clip