Tag: Amazon VPC

Securely Connect an AWS Lambda to an Amazon VPC Using Terraform

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Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) is a service that allows cloud engineering teams to create a private network within the Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud. It enables them to define a virtual network environment, including IP address ranges, subnets, and route tables while providing control over network configuration and security. AWS Lambda is a serverless … Continue reading Securely Connect an AWS Lambda to an Amazon VPC Using Terraform

Create VPC Flow logs to publish to Amazon CloudWatch Logs using Terraform

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VPC Flow Logs is a feature in Amazon Web Services (AWS) that enables capturing information about IP traffic going to and from network interfaces in the Virtual Private Cloud (VPC). These logs provide detailed visibility into network traffic, helping to monitor, troubleshoot, and analyze traffic patterns, security issues, and performance within the VPC. The logs … Continue reading Create VPC Flow logs to publish to Amazon CloudWatch Logs using Terraform

Create infrastructure to host an Amazon ECS Service using Terraform

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This is the first part of an umbrella note in which I describe how to create and deploy an Amazon ECS service using Terraform and GitHub Actions. The cloud engineering team must provision particular AWS cloud services before hosting a container in Amazon ECS. In this note, I list all the required AWS services, their … Continue reading Create infrastructure to host an Amazon ECS Service using Terraform